The UK's government wants to impose a 10-year prison term for forbidden file-sharing. Increasing the punishment for sharing is wrong because it is wrong to punish sharing at all. Noncommercial sharing of published works should be lawful.

A Norwegian company warns that US oil reserves "will only last 70 years". This company seems to be unaware of global heating. Those reserves are enough to fry the Earth; what more do we need?

Mohammed al Qawli wants the US to apologize for the drone attack that killed his brother, who was a teacher in Yemen.

Chelsea Manning's lawyers were unable to reach her for 36 hours; the guards refused to say why.

In the past 5 years, 800 UK thugs looked at records about the public for personal reasons. Hardly any were prosecuted.

So imagine what will happen as the UK government ramps up its general snooping on everyone.