“I just don’t want my teachers punished… for bringing creationism into the debate.”
Source: Mississippi lawmaker admits his education bill is to protect creationism | Ars Technica
Amid outcry, KaloBios may jack the drug’s price and make millions off FDA voucher.
Source: In comeback bid, Shkreli’s old company gets OK to buy life-saving drug | Ars Technica
Missouri bill would make it difficult for cities to offer Internet service.
Source: AT&T gave $62K to lawmakers months before vote to limit muni broadband | Ars Technica
“Are you going to identify yourself?” meets “What crime have I committed?”
Source: Texas cop indicted for searching car of activist filming the police | Ars Technica
“Psycho dentist” video remains up, and the attempt to remove it was costly.
Source: Dentist said to hit patients will pay $12k for trying to out YouTube critic | Ars Technica
“Sir, we’re not killing you,” one of a handful of officers is overheard saying.
Source: Body cam captures man’s final words—begging the cops to get off of him
Letter boasts of beating Aereo, getting TPP—and wants workers’ help in 2016.
Source: Disney CEO asks employees to chip in to pay copyright lobbyists | Ars Technica
Developer hunts down critics, flings sueball
Source: Bleeping Computer sued by Enigma Software over moderator’s forum post • The Register
Human rights advocates described the president’s proposal “as a plan to move Guantánamo to another ZIP code.”
Source: Obama’s Plan to Close Guantánamo Would Establish Indefinite Detention on U.S. Soil
Even when doing everything right, an Amazon account is all it takes to get breached.
Source: How Amazon customer service was the weak link that spilled my data | Ars Technica
