A careful survey suggests that 1/4 of the US population may be atheist, but many of them fear to let this be known.

Uber collects data about passengers, then uses the data to profile them in various ways.

Democratic Senators demand information from the troll's companies, now operated by his sons at thumb's length from him, to see whether they are passing through foreign money to him.

Do-dirty has decreed a ban on smoking tobacco in public in the Philippines.

I wouldn't expect that a president has the legal power to do that alone.

Sweden has dropped charges against Julian Assange, rejecting the option of bringing him to Sweden with a commitment not to send him to the US.

However, Assange still can't leave the Ecuadorian embassy, as the UK has found a minor crime to arrest him for, and the troll regime says it plans to prosecute him somehow.

It appears they intend to make him spend the rest of his life in the Ecuadorian embassy.

I conjecture that Sweden dropped the charges because the US no longer had any need for them.