an international people’s tribunal has found that the Indonesian government was responsible for “genocide” against members and supporters of the country’s Communist Party in 1965 … Indonesian Government Guilty of Genocide in 1960sRead more
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60% of School Apps are Sending Student Data to High-risk Third Parties
Me2B Alliance, a non-profit industry group focused on respectful technology, today published a research report to drive awareness to the data sharing practices of education … 60% of School Apps are Sending Student Data to High-risk Third PartiesRead more
Adwen & LM Wind Power Unveil World’s Longest Wind Turbine Blade
Offshore wind turbine manufacturer Adwen and turbine rotor blades supplier LM Wind Power have unveiled the world’s longest wind turbine blade. The 88.4 meter wind … Adwen & LM Wind Power Unveil World’s Longest Wind Turbine BladeRead more
NSA labels Linux Journal readers and Tor and Tails users as extremists
Are you a Linux Journal reader or use software such as Tor and Tails Linux? If so, you’ve probably been flagged as an “extremist” by … NSA labels Linux Journal readers and Tor and Tails users as extremistsRead more
Why Preschool Teachers Struggle To Make Ends Meet
Teaching in general is not a lucrative profession, but pre-K teachers are paid much less than their counterparts in elementary school. The median salary for … Why Preschool Teachers Struggle To Make Ends MeetRead more
University of Tennessee Settles Sexual Assault Suit for Nearly $2.5 Million
The University of Tennessee paid nearly $2.5 million to settle a sexual assault lawsuit filed by eight women who argued the university condoned a hostile … University of Tennessee Settles Sexual Assault Suit for Nearly $2.5 MillionRead more
Wealthy Countries ‘Drained’ $152 Trillion From the Global South Since 1960
the U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Japan, South Korea, and the rich economies of Europe appropriate $2.2 trillion worth of resources and labor—embodied in … Wealthy Countries ‘Drained’ $152 Trillion From the Global South Since 1960Read more
CIA Report Admits Agency Had Wrong Man, But Imprisoned Him Anyway
A newly released internal CIA report has revealed how the agency arrested, imprisoned and interrogated German citizen Khalid El-Masri at a secret prison in Afghanistan, … CIA Report Admits Agency Had Wrong Man, But Imprisoned Him AnywayRead more
Florida Jury Finds Former Chilean Army Officer Liable for 1973 Murder of Víctor Jara
In Florida, a jury has found a former Chilean army officer liable for the murder of folk singer and activist Víctor Jara in 1973. Jara … Florida Jury Finds Former Chilean Army Officer Liable for 1973 Murder of Víctor JaraRead more
University of California installs secret spyware system
Over the last few months, reports have revealed that the University of California (UC) Board of Regents, presided over by ex-chief of Homeland Security and … University of California installs secret spyware systemRead more