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Try not to cry watching a young Mister Rogers defend PBS
His song at the end will melt your heart.
In Trump's America, climate change research is surely 'a waste of your money'
"We're not spending money on that anymore. We consider that to be a waste of your money."
By Marissa Wenzke and Maria Gallucci
India plans to rename all its airports and it makes a lot of sense
Keep it simple, stupid.
By Manish Singh
Indian government feels cyber attacks heat with over 700 websites hacked in four years
The Indian government has a new problem to solve.
By Manish Singh
Feds secretly forced Twitter to disclose a user's identity — twice
The blue bird is putting up a fight.
By Kerry Flynn
Government report finds that employers routinely use illegal, sexist dress codes
Women have described the dress code as "humiliating" and "demeaning".
Multiple agencies investigating if Russia paid hackers to undermine Clinton
Six agencies including the CIA and the FBI are involved.
Millions of cows to be tagged with unique 12-digit numbers in India
88 million cows and buffaloes will be getting unique tags.
The U.S. government wants to see Twitter and Facebook accounts of foreign travelers
Anyone traveling under the Visa Waiver Program is affected.
Facebook reveals how many times governments requested data in 2016
It also had surprising statistics about the number of removal requests.
By Kerry Flynn
Donald Trump's anti-climate science shakedown just started
The Trump transition team is asking for lists of climate scientists working for the Energy Department.
The weirdest insults politicians threw at each other in government this year
Such unparliamentary language.
By Johnny Lieu
The Brexit plan is there is no Brexit plan, says leaked memo
Memo claims there is no common exit strategy
U.S. government prepares for Election Day cyber attacks
The United States government is readying itself for a range of possible cyber attacks it fears could come on Election Day.
When does government regulation go too far?
Government regulation is supposed to protect, but when is there just too much of it?
By WE THE VOTERS
A 'graveyard' of refugees' lifejackets has been placed outside the Houses of Parliament
More than 600 of the lifejackets were once worn by children.
Nova Scotian government accidentally live streamed a Cure concert
Show me show me show me how you stream that video.
Space is the next wild west for companies aiming for the moon and beyond
So you want to go to the moon? Here's a giant roll of red tape to cut through first.
Why China fakes 488 million social media posts a year
China’s government fabricates about 488 million social media comments a year in a massive effort to distract its citizens from bad news and sensitive political debates.
By Shai Oster
British government considering blockchain for student loan payments
Estonia is trialling a similar idea.
By Tim Chester
Google's unusually close relationship with the White House raises lots of questions
No other public company approaches this degree of intimacy with government.
By David Dayen
The CIA is very interested in your tweets and Instagram photos
The investments appear to reflect the CIA’s increasing focus on monitoring social media.
By Lee Fang
11 incredible women in law promoting social justice for all
"There's a lot to fix, but a lot of people seem to want to do the fixing."
