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March 14, 2014Minnesota became the first state to place a dollar amount on how much solar power generated by customers is worth to the utility and to society as a whole.
March 13, 2014In today's Web-centric era, our privacy is at risk of being violated by numerous entities in numerous ways. Julia Angwin outlines each.
March 13, 2014Poor families are bearing a greater burden of rising college costs than those from wealthier families, according to a new analysis of federal education cost data.
March 13, 2014While working on her book, Dragnet Nation, investigative reporter Julia Angwin learned how exposed her children were on the Internet, and ways to protect their privacy.
March 13, 2014Investigative journalist Julia Angwin offers advice on how to protect yourself online through the strategies she learned while researching her book, Dragnet Nation.
March 11, 2014America now ranks 98th in the world for percentage of women in its national legislature. Could policies in Europe help America close the gap?
March 10, 2014While the president’s words can still soar, the actions he proposes show a remarkably consistent inability to leave the ground.
March 9, 2014After struggling for weeks to comply with the Texas anti-choice law, the last abortion clinics of East Texas and the Rio Grande Valley are closing.
March 6, 2014A new citizen science project launched by the University of Oxford will probe whether global warming led to massive floods in the UK this winter.
March 4, 2014The Environmental Protection Agency on Monday finalized major new regulations that will create a cleaner environment, improve public health and help flight climate change.
