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Supreme Court rules Facebook threats as ‘free speech’ unless there’s intent
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On June 1, the U.S. Supreme Court, in an 8-1 ruling, stated that Facebook threats are not criminal — at least until it is proven that they have some measure of intent. While free speech defenders…
Exercises focused on engaging core, pelvic floor helping moms get in shape
Mothers everywhere mostly agree that any negative side effect associated with pregnancy and childbirth is often forgotten after meeting their newborn for the first time. However, while new moms may mentally be able to forget or block out some of…
George Stephanopoulos: Is he too big to fire?
FILE – This Oct. 20, 2014 file photo shows George Stephanopoulos at the 24th Annual Broadcasting and Cable Hall of Fame Awards in New York. Stephanopoulos has apologized for not notifying his employer and viewers about two contributions totaling $50,000…
6 techie gifts for Mother’s Day
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This Sunday is Mother’s Day, which means it’s time to think about which techie products are suited for your own mother, the moms in the office, extended family, or your wife. Fortunately, there are quite a few new gadgets…
Netanyahu Makes His Case Before Congress
Bibi brought down the house this morning.
He arguably got more applause than President Obama did during this year’s State of the Union address and offered a cogent, impassioned and logical criticism of the Iranian nuclear deal being currently negotiated…
Douglas Kennedy, son of Robert F. Kennedy, acquitted in NY hospital case
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – Douglas Kennedy, a son of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, was acquitted Tuesday of child endangerment and harassment charges stemming from a scuffle in a hospital maternity ward.
Kennedy had tried in January to take…
Enkhbayar Not Receiving Proper Medical Attention
In an article yesterday, I highlighted the various ways in which former President Enkhbayar’s trial has been corrupted by both the court system and President Elbegdorj’s political vendetta. Enkhbayar was most certainly not presumed innocent until proven guilty and many…
Enkhbayar Not Receiving Proper Medical Attention
In an article yesterday, I highlighted the various ways in which former President Enkhbayar’s trial has been corrupted by both the court system and President Elbegdorj’s political vendetta. Enkhbayar was most certainly not presumed innocent until proven guilty and many…
Democratic Challenge in Mongolia
The U.S. and other Western democracies have spent the better part of the last decade pushing for democratization across the globe. We have intervened in Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya and supported countless other efforts with aid and ideas to press…
Bloomberg Big-Soda Ban: A Nuanced Plan That’s Healthy For NYC
Mayor Bloomberg’s plan to ban sugary drinks and soda above 16-ounces has been a victim of criticism and derision.
Critics say the measure will be ineffective because it does not limit the size of dairy-based drinks, like milkshakes and fruit…
