Citizens of Europe and the US: take action against TTIP (This Treaty Is Plutocratic).

Facebook now combines "Like" button tracking data with data from Facebook itself to get even more information about people's digital activities.

Facebook does not tell other companies the identities of users, but they can identify users based on data they get elsewhere.

"Like" button surveillance even tracks people who are not useds of Facebook (i.e., never had a Facebook account).

However, you can block "Like" button tracking with the GNU browser, IceCat.

Cuba has sent more doctors to fight Ebola than any other country.

The UK will require a court order to get journalists' phone records.

That is a small step in the right direction. I have to ask, however, who this will apply to. On the internet, anyone can be a journalist.

In addition, journalists reporting on ticklish issues such as government snooping must arrange to communicate with their sources in a way that can't be tracked.

Everyone: Call on Obama to pressure Turkey to let Kurds cross the border, whether to defend Kobani or escape from massacre there.