In looking at the debates on nuclear weapons, one tension remains ineradicable.  Those who do not possess such weapons, nor put their stake in their murderously reassuring properties, have little interest in seeing them kept

What is challenging is bound to be offensive; what is audaciously defying is bound to rub the dullards the wrong way

For a company so proud of its pursuit of a transparent information environment, Google has remained committedly opaque about informing customers on the way it gathers user data

“Our intention is to connect the dots of conflicting statements and show the information in dispute so people can judge for themselves. More transparency from us is critical so folks can clearly see the why behind our actions.”

Who better to blame than a man in confinement, whose communications had been restricted, whose health was failing?

Children, School Strikes and Global Climate Action

The effort on the part of the Australian government has been a muddling one serving to inspire suspicion rather than meek acceptance on the issue of PFAS

“We’ve been doing this kind of thing [electoral meddling] since the CIA was created in 1947.” Loch K. Johnson, New York Times,…

Australia, policing and terrorism

British Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn continues to survive the meteorites, and more nuanced weapons, directed at him