Raymond Cote

Why are America's days filled with self-dealing "public servants" like Pruitt -- and, of course, Donald Trump -- who are serving interests of someone other than the American people? Big money has taken over the political system, hired people like this to run it for their gain, and voters need to take it back, writes Jeffrey Sachs.

System assembles and parses data from WiFi internet sniffer, police checkpoints, banking records and more, and notifies police if it flags anything suspicious

After one ‘like’ of a tweet from a Tibetan separatist group while he was running Marriott International Inc.’s rewards-program Twitter account, Roy Jones found himself out of a job.

And why it was so hard to see it coming

In 1939, New York's Madison Square Garden was host to an enormous—and shocking—gathering of 22,000 Americans that has largely been forgotten from our history. For more on the rally, read a Q&A with Marshall Curry here.

Who delivers Amazon orders? Increasingly, it’s plainclothes contractors with few labor protections, driving their own cars, competing for shifts on the company’s own Uber-like platform. Though it’s deployed in dozens of cities and associated with one of the world’s biggest companies, government agencies and customers alike are nearly oblivious to the program’s existence.

Now Russia is following China’s blueprint.

The Civil War was about slavery, about which there was no "good faith" compromise, writes Jill Filipovic. For the President's Chief of Staff to suggest otherwise offers a terrifying window into the Trump White House's ideology.

The big tech companies worked closely with a conservative, non-profit advocacy group.

Harsh political rhetoric, combined with the vulnerability of the nuclear command-and-control system, has made the risk of global catastrophe greater than ever.