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"We should be debating how many sanctions we should place on Russia or whether we should blow up...". Yet in 2012 Begala mocked Romney for being too tough on Russia for far less.

As HBO's blockbuster series Game of Thrones returns for its seventh season, Reason offers its own freedom-filled parody. A libertarian paradise north of the wall? What's happened to Westeros' social security trust fund? Should it take low-income Dothraki four years to get a hair-braiding license?

Yesterday, the Moscow Arbitration Court postponed till August 21 the hearing of the appeal of Vostochnaya Stevedoring Company, a container terminal in the Russian Far East, part of Global Ports, against the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service of Russia (FAS) on the case of stevedoring tariffs.

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Ancient is a very relative term when talking about computer history. By the looks of it, however, Radiohead hid a computer program on the tape that comes with the 20th anniversary edition of OK Computer, and making it work feels like time travel. Thats because youll need an 80s-era, 8-bit British

A nearly 6,000-year-old long barrow, or house of the dead, has been unearthed in the same region that houses Stonehenge.

Chinas government has reportedly directed telecommunications companies to block their usersfrom accessinga secure internet network.

U.S. Coast Guard crews located and repatriated 102 migrants on Wednesday.

CBS News on Thursday announced a new "editorial and newsgathering relationship" with BBC News "that will significantly enhance the global reporting capabilities of both organizations," the networks said in a joint statement.

The company hasn't revealed many details about the card, known only by its 06G-P4-5162-RB part number, but it has shared preliminary specs for the otherwise mysterious device.

Retired Lt. Colonel Ralph Peters compared Tucker Carlson to a Hitler apologist while a guest on his Fox News show

Nasa's Solar Dynamics Observatory first detected the huge spot on the sun last week, and it appears to have lingered through to this week.

Standing for the future of the internet

In a remarkable display of bullshit, AT&T announced today that its joining tomorrows net neutrality protesta Day of Action when a collection of tech companies will throw their weight behind an effort to block Trumps FCC from rewriting the 2015 rules that

Over the weekend, word surfaced that the wireless charging accessory said to accompany the iPhone 8 might be subject to a slight delay. In a new bombshell report that seemingly corroborates this, F

Since 2004 we've talked about the effort to take unlicensed spectrum, previously used by TV stations, and make a new wireless broadband delivery alternative. Dubbed "white spaces" (or occasionally and misleadingly "super WiFi") the technology has the pote

Astronomers like to hunt for Earth's cousins around dwarf stars, and now they've found one they think could be the smallest possible sun.

Victorian governments $300,000 app aims to curb binge drinking with texts but student says most will ignore reminders

Landmark moment as cards now account for more than half of all purchases, according to British Retail Consortium

Julian Assange claims he asked Donald Trump Jr. to use WikiLeaks to release an explosive email chain related to his meeting with a Russian lawyer two hours before the president's eldest son posted them himself.

Nearly half of young Japenese people have had no sexual experiences by the time they are 30, according to a report by Japan's National Institute of Population and Social Security Research. In 2016, the United States also reached its lowest ever fertility rate, with just 62 births per 1,000 women