As I recently discovered, dogs apparently enjoy chewing through internet cables. Republic Reborn is back.
Tech Crunch: How to save your privacy from the internet’s clutches
Birmingham Mail: If Facebook isn’t spying on us, why did I get ads for things I just chatted about?
Bustle: Gmail’s new confidential mode may let users send “self-destructing” emails
HardOCP: Cops around the country can now unlock iPhones, records show
Fast Company: Fired FBI director James Comey reveal how Apple and Google’s encryption efforts “drove me crazy”
Reason: Silicon Valley’s dangerous political blind spots
Ars Technica: Cop won’t be charged in “swatting” death of innocent, unarmed man
The Intercept: Trump ordered Syria strike based on secret legal justification even Congress can’t see
National Interest: In 1973, America and Russia almost fought a nuclear war over Syria
The Federalist: Britain’s knife control is a bad, real-life parody of gun control
Mises: How the Postal Service loses so much money
Reader’s Digest: 13 sneaky ways FBI agents protect their homes
High Times: Trump makes deal to protect states with legal cannabis
Brinkwire: Einstein’s ‘Dice of God’ has been used to generate truly random numbers
Gizmodo: A spooky quantum experiment creates what may be the most entangled controllable device yet
