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Kissinger: Israel Should Not Seek 'Permanent' Peace Now

Former Secretary of State and Nobel laureate Henry Kissinger told an awards dinner in New York this week that Israel should not seek a permanent or comprehensive peace with the Palestinians until regional turmoil settles down, Algemeiner reports.   Kissinger’s advice

Kissinger: Israel Should Not Seek 'Permanent' Peace Now

Income Inequality Protesters Target Google Lawyer's Apartments

Two dozen income inequality protesters took to the streets of San Francisco on Friday to hold demonstrations against Google lawyer Jack Halprin, as class-based tensions escalate between activists and wealthy Silicon Valley employees over what protesters deem unwelcome gentrification. Halprin,

Income Inequality Protesters Target Google Lawyer's Apartments

Common Core Woes Lead to New 'Dumbed-Down' SAT

It is no accident that the so-called “architect” of the Common Core standards is now president of the College Board. Barack Obama’s plan to “fundamentally transform” education into the latest social justice iteration has hit a road block, and David

Common Core Woes Lead to New 'Dumbed-Down' SAT

Google Is Killing Privacy and We Should All Be Worried

Who hasn’t been stumped with a question, quickly banged in a Google search query, and received an answer in a split second? It’s a modern wonder. How did we ever live without it? Google’s official mission statement, “to organize the world’s information

Google Is Killing Privacy and We Should All Be Worried

Obama Huddles with Tech Giants on Obamacare, NSA Scandal

President Barack Obama is meeting with top Silicon Valley CEOs Tuesday to discuss the Obamacare debacle and the impact that National Security Agency (NSA) scandals have had on high-tech companies. Among the list of attendees are top Obama campaign fundraisers

Obama Huddles with Tech Giants on Obamacare, NSA Scandal

Google Cracks Down on Child Porn

(AP) Google: Searches for child abuse sites blockedBy SYLVIA HUIAssociated PressLONDONGoogle and Microsoft have introduced software that makes it harder for users to search for child abuse material online, the companies said in a joint announcement Monday. Writing ahead of

Google Cracks Down on Child Porn

Google Turns on the NSA

Google’s chairman Eric Schmidt ripped into the NSA after reports surfaced that the NSA was spying on Google’s data center.  “It’s really outrageous that the National Security Agency was looking between the Google data centers, if that’s true. The steps

Google Hires Obama's Reelection Campaign E-Team

The hand-in-hand nature of this White House and some of the nation’s biggest corporations is seen in yet another incident as Barack Obama’s 2012 campaign data team is now moving from team Obama to team Google. This week, Bloomberg reported

Google Hires Obama's Reelection Campaign E-Team

Obama to Appoint Google Bigwig to National Science Board

President Obama plans to appoint Google’s Chief Internet Evangelist to the National Science Board, the news organization Politico reported Wednesday afternoon. The elevation of Vint Cerf, who has worked at the Internet behemoth since 2005, was announced Wednesday.  His appointment

Obama to Appoint Google Bigwig to National Science Board

Google Executive Chairman Arrives In North Korea

Google’s chairman, Eric Schmidt wants a first-hand look at North Korea’s economy and social media during his private visit Monday to the communist nation, his delegation said, despite misgivings in Washington over the timing of the trip.

Google Executive Chairman Arrives In North Korea

'This Week' ABC Panel Part I

Carly Fiorina, Jennifer Granholm, Paul Krugman, Eric Schmidt and David Walker sit on the “Miller Center” panel on ABC’s “This Week”.

'This Week' ABC Panel Part I

Google execs, director Cameron in space mining venture

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt and billionaire co-founder Larry Page have teamed up with “Avatar” director James Cameron and other investors to back an ambitious space exploration and natural resources venture, details of which will be

Google execs, director Cameron in space mining venture

Is There a Space Gold Rush in Mankind's Future?

Powerful and forward-thinking players are coming together with the launch of the Planetary Resources company to begin work on what could potentially create a sort of “Gold Rush” in space, as man’s quest for knowledge and wealth continues to grow,

Is There a Space Gold Rush in Mankind's Future?

Obama 2012 and Google: Your Privacy, Diminished

We recently wrote: Obama 2012 and Facebook: Your Privacy, Diminished In which we explained that when it comes to our personal data and information, the primary Privacy concern is – government. The government shouldn’t have any more of it than

Obama 2012 and Google: Your Privacy, Diminished

Google and Obama: Joined at the Hip

Sources have told the Chicago Tribune that Google’s Eric Schmidt was seen dining with Obama’s 2012 presidential campaign manager Jim Messina at Café Spiaggia in Chicago last week providing further evidence of Google incestuous relationship with the Administration. Democratic sources

Google and Obama's Corporatism

Rhetorically, President Obama prides himself on bashing “greedy corporations.” Insurance companies, the health care industry and Wall Street have all been subjected to verbal abuse from the president. Despite his statements, the Obama Administration policy often rests on corporatism –

Soros Enters the For-Profit College Fray

As the war against for-profit schools drags on, several organizations continue to cry wolf in the hopes of landing the final blow to the resilient colleges. One of the biggest players in recent battles has been the New American Foundation.

Mr. Issa, Take Note of Google and Obama Coziness

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to understand the Obama Administration’s view of business — it publically treats corporations with distain while privately promoting crony capitalism helping their favorite corporations with bailouts and subsidies. GM, Chrysler, Citibank, Goldman Sachs and

Google Backs Down on Net Neutrality

On Monday, Google and Verizon–two of the nation’s biggest companies operating in the tech space–announced a compromise joint proposal on Internet regulation that has tech policy observers buzzing. The proposal, discussed during a conference call featuring Google CEO Eric Schmidt