Prestigious journalistic outlets now publish advertising designed to look just like news articles.

Boko Haram murdered school children sleeping in their dormitory.

Edward Snowden's moral courage, and why massive surveillance made it necessary.

I know something about moral courage. Thousands of programmers could, in 1983, have decided to reject the enticing profits of proprietary software and develop a free operating system, but I'm the only one who did it.

I had the determination to swim against the current, and keep doing so despite ridicule, insults, and attempts to convince me to ruin everything by compromising too far. But I didn't have to face a threat to put me in prison.

Snowden's act demanded far more moral courage than mine, and I honor him for that.

Artificial intelligence could make massive surveillance even more dangerous.

Uganda's president signed the anti-homosexuality and censorship bill.