As the Ukrainian army pushes into Luhansk, an errant Ukrainian shell reportedly killed a civilian in Russia. How many more incidents like that can Putin weather at home before his nationalist bona fides are called into question?

A new type of indoor farming grows large crops in small spaces, and could be the latest reason to thumb your nose at a Malthusian.

As the Rolling Stones rocked Tel Aviv, the MLA’s BDS petition went down in flames. But the fight over BDS is far from over.

Good afternoon, TAI readers! If you can tear yourself away from the World Cup final, take a look at what you might have missed on the site over the past week.

NYC is considering a bill that would regulate the costumed characters in Times Square. This really is a new low for big government.

Argentina isn’t the only country using free-viewing of the World Cup as a way to soften people’s political disgust.

What do you do when a terrorist group shares your company’s name?

Virtual scanners now allow online shoppers to “try on” clothes at home before ordering. It may not be to everyone’s taste, but it’s a cheaper and more convenient alternative to shopping in person.

The political importance of privacy is plurality. Only when people grow and mature in a protected world of home and hearth can they find the space and freedom to think independently and thus differently.

Finland has a plan for an app that would incorporate taxis, bicycles, buses, driverless cars, and even ferries into a single user experience that could do away with the need to own your own car.