If you have children, protect their digital privacy: don't post any photos of them on Internet sites.

Grenada has passed a law making it a crime to offend anyone on the Internet.

George Monbiot: Obama's rogue state tramples over every law it demands others uphold.

Naomi Klein explains how some environmental groups responded to Reagan's attack by "partnering" with companies, and ended up becoming their tools.

Kerry and the US have embraced Putin's proposal of putting Assad's chemical weapons under international control.

Kerry mentioned the idea, not as a suggestion, but as a hoop that surely Assad would not jump through. Putin then proposed it for real. (I wanted to say he made it a "serious proposal", but the pun seems distracting.)

Obama's insistence on attacking created the situation where this proposal could be supported by the Security Council. But I see no sign that Obama aimed for this result. It was a fluke.

If Congress had not resisted Obama's demand for war, he would have attacked already and this diplomatic solution would not have been considered.

Obama deserves a little praise for being willing to switch from war to diplomacy when diplomacy shows a good chance of success. But he and his supporters are trying to badmouth the plan even while accepting it.