Tag: Government

Bin Laden Death Photos Won’t Be Released, Thanks To Court Ruling
Three judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit unanimously ruled today that the U.S. government can keep death photos of Osama bin Laden secret. The...
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Charged, Faces Possible Death Penalty
Nineteen-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has been officially charged with using a weapon of mass destruction in the Boston Marathon bombings on on April 15. He has been charged spec...
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Joe Biden Is Talking About Guns On Google+ Again
In January, Vice President Joe Biden participated in a Google+ hangout, discussi...
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U.S. State Department To Kick Off Google+ Hangout Series
Google announced today that the U.S. Department of State is launching a series of Google+ Hangouts, starting Friday, April 19 with one featuring Secretary of State John Kerry....
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Should The Post Office Keep Saturday Mail?
There has been talk of the United States Postal Service ending Saturday mail delivery for years now. In recent months it...
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White House April Fools’ Video Features Kid Making Fart Noises
Even the White House is getting in on the April Fools' fun today. Here's a "special message from the President" that WhiteHouse.gov shared via its YouTube channel this morning:...
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Online Sales Tax Law Closer To Reality?
Last week, Senators Mike Enzi and Dick Durbin were...
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CNIL Still Speaking Out Against Google Privacy Policy
French privacy watchdog CNIL is press Google on privacy changes again, several months after it...
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Postal Service Cuts Saturday Deliveries, But Who Will Be Most Affected?
The USPS has been the topic of much debate over the past couple of years as it reviews its options now that the digital world has seemingly rendered mail service near-obsolete. Tho...
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Google Outlines What It’s Doing To Protect Your Data From The Government
With today being Data Privacy Day, Google took to several of its blogs to outline three initiatives it says it is focused on, related to privacy as it pertains to protection of con...
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Yelp Now Displays Health Inspection Scores for Restaurants in Participating Cities
Yelp has partnered with the local governments in San Francisco and New York to put health inspection score...
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The White House Just Uploaded This Stephen Hawking Video
The White House uploaded this brief video of Stephen Hawking to its official YouTube channel today. The clip comes from an August 2009 interview. "As a small boy, I used to tak...
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#Mintthecoin Campaign Proposes Trillion Dollar Coin As A Solution To The Debt Ceiling
#Mintthecoin is a simple Twitter hashtag campaign - it's asking the government to mint a platinum coin worth $1 trillion. This coin would then be deposited at the Federal Reserve t...
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U.S. State Department Talks About Google And North Korea
Earlier this week, news came out that Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt was planning a trip to North Korea. He would reportedly be travelling with New Mexico governor Bill Ric...
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Congressman Requests FTC Briefing In Relation To Google Case
The Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), has sent a letter to the FTC requesting the commission outline how it views its authority to regulate G...
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