The cheater tried to set up a hotel deal in Latvia with businessmen linked to Putin, and also to corruption.

This particular proposed deal was not necessarily wrongdoing on the cheater's part, but the long list of situations where he has been involved with associates of Putin adds up to a pattern of support for a foreign tyrant.

"Nuclear apocalypse looms over humanity, yet it’s not even on the political radar. Let’s work to change that."

I agree.

Surveillance-based ride companies are muscling in on the traditional public transportation that respects our freedom.

Young People Hate Facebook Because It Forces Them to Have a Single Identity.

Citizens of Massachusetts: support the Internet Privacy Act.

Here's the personal message I gave.

The bill does not go far enough. We should prohibit ISPs from even taking note of subscribers' internet contacts, except to the extent required by federal law (which should also be changed), or required by a specific court order (the only legitimate justification for such tracking.

When the ISP is required to take note of a subscriber's internet contacts, it should not be allowed to do anything with the data except hand it over to the government when and as required.

Although this bill does not go far enough, it is a step forward and should be passed.