Afghanistan and Pakistan are starting to cooperate in fighting the Taliban.

An audio recording of the shots that killed Michael Brown proves that thug Wilson's statement of what happened is false.

In addition, the prosecutor misrepresented the law to help Wilson escape prosecution.

Antivirus companies should stop concealing the US-implemented attack software they detect.

Paraguay is considering a dangerous data retention bill, so vague it could apply to cybercafes as well as to ISPs.

That the proposed law places no limits on what sorts of offenses could be investigated by searching everyone's phone records is an additional nasty detail, but don't think that narrower limits would fix the wrong.

Obama has released 6 more prisoners from Guantanamo, including one who has been left wheelchair-bound by cruel treatment.

The US government is still pushing to conceal videos of how he was tortured, claiming that knowledge of this would make people angry. They should have thought about this before they acted that way.

Republicans say publication of the CIA torture report could make people in the Middle East angry enough to commit violence. What a laugh! Lots of people there are already that angry at the US. They just assume the worst.

For the US to confess and take its punishment, then punish those responsible for torture, is the only way it can regain any moral authority.

136 prisoners remain in Guantanamo. The US owes each of them either a fair trial for some charges, or release.