By Christopher Hope / http://www.telegraph.co.uk/ he MPs on the Science and Technology select committee called for the Government to draw up new guidelines for websites and apps explaining clearly how they use personal data,...
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By: LAMIAT SABIN / http://www.independent.co.uk The case of an unarmed man who died in July after being held ina chokehold by a policeman is now nearing a decision by a New York City grand jury on...
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http://www.npr.org After a stray dog in Ecuador met a team of Swedish adventure athletes, he grew so attached to the squad that he ran for miles and swam along to keep up with them. Now Arthur the...
Read Morehttp://www.cbc.ca Libraries are known as places of refuge for students and book lovers. But they are increasingly becoming a refuge for an often neglected part of the population: Canada’s homeless. Edmonton’s Colin...
Read MoreBY ANDY GREENBERG / http://www.wired.com/ Thanks in part to America’s ill-defined hacking laws, prosecutors have enormous discretion to determine a hacker defendant’s fate. But in one young Texan’s case in particular, the...
Read Morehttp://archive.courierpostonline.com NEW YORK – Give Woody Harrelson a piece of yarn, and he’ll knit you a full-on, multicolored sweater. Here’s his take on playing crafty mentor Haymitch Abernathy sober, as...
Read MoreBy Alexa Valiente / http://abcnews.go.com/ Tanisha Talton stitches a coat. (Image Credit: John F. Martin for General Motors) One woman’s college class project to design coats that double as sleeping bags for the homeless has...
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http://www.mapachili.com/ They say the best way to judge a society is by how they treat those most in need. Students at Parkway West High School and its community, located in the fairly affluent St....
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