The UK government was closely involved in CIA torture.

Cathay Pacific's solution to the risk of data breeches: demand nominal "consent" from passengers to collect data from cameras and other sources, and keep it as long as the company wishes.

This is an example of the "manufacture of consent," and shows why "you must get the surveillance object's consent" is ineffective for protecting privacy.

Yemenite forces backed by the UAE are fighting with Yemenite forces backed by Salafi Arabia. Those two countries were supposedly intervening in Yemen as allies.

The Environmental Poisoning Agency ordered California not to put warning labels on glyphosate about its tendency to cause cancer.

The EPA was formerly the Environmental Protection Agency, but the saboteur-in-chief took control of it and turned it against its intended purpose.

I hope California will have a chance to overcome this in court.

Despite the blatant evidence of global heating, a few lingering organized denial campaigns (including the Heatland Institute) struggle on with their eyes wide shut.

The fossil fools have plenty of money, and as long as they gain a little from these campaigns, they will keep funding them.