Boston Globe: Facebook may have violated FTC privacy deal

Geek Wire: As Congress considers tech-backed CLOUD Act, privacy and human rights groups raise concerns

McClatchyDC: As U.S. indicts foreign hackers, American cyber spies fear retaliatory arrests

Washington Examiner: DOJ to seek death penalty in drug overdose cases “when appropriate”

Reason: Fear of a free, prosperous internet

The American Conservative: The indiscriminate bombing of Yemen and the failure of the Western media

Activist Post: Google’s search results for questions about the Parkland shooting are different from other search engines

SHELDON RICHMAN: Economic nationalism: Elitism in populist clothing

FEE: The 2nd Amendment empowers women more than lapel pins

Columbus Dispatch: ‘Magic’ mushroom research could lead to help for addicts

Motherboard: Will the ‘information paradox’ pioneered by Stephen Hawking ever be resolved?

The Independent: Russian official suggests nerve agent could have come from UK lab Porton Down

BoingBoing: Raleigh police are investigating crime by getting Google to reveal the identity of every mobile user within acres of the scene

Global Times: China’s lawmakers propose iris scans for all

Rappler: Prone to abuse: State surveillance as tool to silence critics

Mashable: How to see all the weird apps that can access your data on Facebook

Albuquerque Journal: Albuquerque PD admits to using cellphone tracking devices

FEE: How totalitarians weaponize loneliness

Washington Examiner: Edward Snowden: Facebook is a surveillance company rebranded as ‘social media’

Activist Post: Pentagon and DARPA seek predictive A.I. to uncover enemy thoughts

JOHN KIRIAKOU: Bloody Gina’ should not lead the CIA

JAMES BOVARD: Time for the U.S. to end democracy promotion flim-flams

FEE: Why ‘expert opinions’ are so often dead wrong

Mises: Why newspapers are going out of business

The Week: Rand’s stand