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Today’s collection of headlines form the realms of economics, politics, and the environment begins with a tale of sobering implications from RT: Self-organizing robot armies produced – and all thanks to ingenious termite logic Harvard ...

In the wake of legalization votes last week in California and elsewhere, marijuana is bubbling up as a sleeper issue, as evidenced by the first day of bill filing at the Texas Legislature yesterday. The Texas Tribune published a brief roundup of marijuana...

John Boehner observed that there aren't a lot of "females" in his conference... then told his bros that the scene was way better at Smith Point and peaced out. Joe Barton believes that the minimum wage has "outlived its usefulness," probably because...

Private campus police departments often have less transparency but just as much power as city police. Gil Collar was only 18 years old when, in 2012, he ingested a hallucinogenic drug, stripped naked, and banged on the windows of the police station...

Congress was in no rush to reform itself in the early 2000s, even as more and more of its members decamped for the lobbying world and started collecting fat paychecks. But the 2005 arrest of “super lobbyist” Jack Abramoff shamed Congress into action...