New Zealand Prime Minister Key is changing and contradicting his statements to try to deny revelations about the massive surveillance he started.

A New Mexico sheriff faces charges for two cases of attacking passing drivers.

Some US states provide fewer resources to voting places with more minority groups, causing long waiting lines.

One must suspect this is another method of Republican voter suppression.

Agents of the Theater of Security Agency demanded to grope a passenger after he got off a flight, claiming it was because they had forgotten to do this before the flight.

Lots of iThing users are complaining that they did not want the U2 album "gift" that Apple stuck them with — and that it was hard to delete.

These complaints focus on a superficial problem, which reflects the shallow thinking that Apple instills in its users. Ironically, though, this superficial problem reflects a much deeper problem that the complainers have failed to notice: the unjust power that Apple has imposed on whoever uses an iThing or iTunes.