It's no secret that the growth of publicly available data, or open data, is more prevalent than ever. From government databases, such as those aggregated by Data.gov, to data made available via tools such as Google Places API — the public has access to an overwhelming amount of information. Read More
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Should he win the 2016 election, business mogul and conservative firebrand Donald Trump already has one hopeful ready to take over his Homeland Security department — conservative TV and radio host Ann Coulter.
"I would like to be the head of Donald Trump's Homeland Security," Ms. Coulter said speaking at ...
"We've come a long way…"
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About a year ago, Michael Lopp joined Pinterest as the company's head of engineering — filling in the leadership of the engineering side next to co-founder Evan Sharp and CEO Ben Silbermann. Much of his role, since joining, has been to help teams at Pinterest, which consist of units of engineers, designers and product managers, mesh and work well together. Lopp comes from both… Read More 
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"The public would have plenty of notice and plenty of opportunity to comment."
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"The wholesale decriminalization of the sex industry, which in effect legalizes pimping, brothel owning and sex buying."
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Meet MyTape, a brand new social app for iOS centered around video. On MyTape, you follow people, shoot videos and watch stuff around you. It's a sort of mash-up between Periscope and Frontback, and it will be interesting to see whether this new social app can find its audience. Read More 
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ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) - Winthrop men's tennis coach Sergey Belov has resigned because of what the school said were issues with his immigration status.
Belov is a Russian citizen who earned his bachelor's and masters' degrees from Winthrop. In his only season, Belov led the Eagles to a Big ...
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"It's called free speech in America."
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"The car manufacturers are seeking cheaper parts."
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Susan Kare, an early Apple designer behind some of the company's early typefaces and icons, has joined Pinterest. She'll be part of Pinterest's creative team as a product design lead, according to the company. Kare designed many of Apple's famous original icons, like the Lasso and Paint Bucket, and worked for Steve Jobs at NeXT as creative director. She's… Read More 
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GALLATIN, Tenn. (AP) - A judge will decide in November whether the Sumner County school district willfully violated the Tennessee Public Records Act when it did not respond to a request on the basis that it was made via email rather than in person.
According to the Tennessee Coalition for ...
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Google said "non." In a blog post, Global Privacy Counsel Peter Fleischer explained why Google wouldn't comply with the French data protection watchdog demands. The CNIL wanted the American company to widen its implementation of the so-called European 'right to be forgotten.' In its current implementation, Google only delists results from the Google.fr subdomain,… Read More 
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She's usually a reliably vapid supporter of all-things liberal. But lately, Morning Joe co-host Mika Brzezinski has been dumbfounded by the brazenness of Hillary Clinton, whose been lying left and right for months about the emails the she did and didn't send and receive while serving as Obama's secretary of state. Thursday, the research outfit McClatchy reported that classified emails ...More
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"Do you need to shave your back more often than your face?"
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Could he really be elected for a third term? In a speech made during his trip to Africa this week, President Obama suggested that he could win a third term if he ran for the White House. A new poll could challenge that idea, though.
A Rasmussen Reports national survey ...
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"One of the reasons Republicans keep getting clobbered."
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In rural West Africa, 150 million people are currently living without electricity. Oolu, a Y Combinator company launching today, aims to reduce this number by delivering affordable solar energy to West Africa's off-grid population, beginning in Senegal. Despite the surge of innovation in solar storage and panel technology, Oolu founder Daniel Rosa says that many people living in… Read More 
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"He shot the victims because he was getting tired of waiting around."
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With her trustworthiness numbers and favorability rating sinking like ship, one would think that Hillary Clinton would stay away from such controversial issues like abortion and Planned Parenthood. But she's not. And just as a forth video emerged showing Planned Parenthood officials callously advising the sell of fetal organs, ol' Hillary was lending her utmost ...More
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"It is a classic deflection."
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - Hundreds of new laws are set to take effect in North Dakota, including one that will make it easier to buy alcohol on Sundays and another that will allow concealed-carry permit holders to bring their guns to more places.
As of Saturday, when the 309 new ...
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Klarismo, which takes existing MRIs and other kinds of body scans to build a 3D model of a person, has raised $2.1 million and launched out of Y Combinator. Klarismo is an online service where users are able to take a much deeper look at their body's internal structure. It takes MRI scans and other kinds of scans that people are getting already and then uses that to build a 3D model of… Read More 
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"It looks to be about as safe as a flu vaccine."
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