The UK's surveillance bill threatens investigative journalism by putting sources in danger.

Here's a case in point.

Another bill would attack journalism on another front, by hampering freedom of information access.

One of Haiti's presidential candidates, who came in second in the first round of voting, says the election was rigged by Martelly.

Black football players at the University of Missouri have gone on strike demanding the resignation of the university president, who has not done much against racism on campus.

They are powerful because they bring in a lot of money to the school, and they are trying to use this to do some good. Bravo for them, but I think it is a shame that many Americans are obsessed with the artificial struggle of football and thus distracted from the real struggle against the plutocrats.

The strike is getting support from others on campus, and the president has resigned.

A deceptive campaign in Florida to check the spread of home solar power just got a boost from a secret donor.

Since we don't know who the donor is, we can make up a fictional name for him without lying. We could call him "John Doe", or "The Crotch Brother".

Mexican real-life "superhero" Peatónito campaigns for safety for pedestrians.