links of the day 09/30/2013 (p.m.)

• Bloody Bloody Richard Nixon’s Role in a Forgotten Genocide - The Daily Beast

• Solar Power Plant in the Mojave Could Power 140,000 Homes - The Daily Beast

• Banks find appalling new way to cheat homeowners - Salon.com

• Activist Post: First Study on 4G/LTE Cell Phone Radiation Shows It Affects Brain Activity

• Undernews: DEA thinks it has right to look at your drug prescriptions without a warrant

• Undernews: Why spying on your metadata can be worse than tapping one of your calls

• Undernews: Crime Report: FBI keeping people on No Fly list just strong arm them

• 10 strange facts about JFK's last year in office - The Week

• Can Americans ever trust their spies? - The Week

• No more spies - The Week

• The NSA's technical fouls - The Week

• The Miranda mess - The Week

• 4 reasons the NSA scandal is troubling - The Week

• The Wrong Way to Figure Out If the NSA Is Abusing Its Power - Atlantic Mobile

• 5 reasons the NSA scandal ain't all that - The Week

• Can the NSA know what it's actually doing? - The Week

• NSA: Where the debate breaks down - The Week

• The NSA: Too big to not fail - The Week

• Don't try to make sense of mass shootings - The Week

• The NSA's secret org chart - The Week

• The next 2 NSA revelations to drop - The Week

• Telco exec who resisted NSA Joe Nacchio released after four years in jail | The Raw Story

• Robert Reich documentary ‘Inequality for All’ is a compelling class lecture on the U.S. economy | The Raw Story

• France Was So Close to a Syria Strike Before the U.S. Changed its Mind - Abby Ohlheiser - The Atlantic Wire

• Tragic and Heroic Stories from Survivors of the Kenyan Mall Attack - Dashiell Bennett - The Atlantic Wire

• A Guide to a Looming Clinton Scandal Renaissance - Elspeth Reeve and Philip Bump - The Atlantic Wire

• Robert Reich documentary ‘Inequality for All’ is a compelling class lecture on the U.S. economy hier

• Soaring number of elderly U.S. women live in extreme poverty hier

• Japan ‘takes issue with Google maps’ over disputed islands il y a 22 heure(s)

• Republican rep. demands background checks for Obamacare but opposes them for guns il y a 15 heure(s)

• NBC cans hunting show after lobbyist star compares critics to Hitler il y a 14 heure(s)

• UK university drops investment in U.S. drone firm after protests il y a 11 heure(s)

• Report: FBI Spent $3 Million on Drones - US News and World Report

• When the NSA Spied on the Congress - Peter Fenn (usnews.com)

• Americans for Financial Reform

• Consumer Complaint Database > Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

• Reports | U.S. PIRG Education Fund

• Big Banks, Big Complaints | U.S. PIRG Education Fund

• How to Use Technology to Take Care of a Baby - US News and World Report

• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Database Transparency Makes Banks Work Better - Economic Intelligence (usnews.com)

• What Business Startups Can Learn From the Tea Party and Grassroots Movements - Economic Intelligence (usnews.com)

• CFPB Accused of Targeting 5 Million Americans for 'Warrantless' Financial Surveillance - Washington Whispers (usnews.com)

• GAO Reviewing CFPB's Use of 5 Million Americans' Financial Records - Washington Whispers (usnews.com)

• Rockefeller Expands Investigation on Consumer Data Brokers - US News and World Report

• Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan and the 'Whale Trade' Fallout - Economic Intelligence (usnews.com)

• Report: Illegal Immigration Rate Rising in Wake of Economic Recovery - US News and World Report

• 6 Social Media Updates That Turn Off Recruiters - On Careers (usnews.com)

• NSA Director: Surveillance Stopped 50 Terror Plots - US News and World Report

• Editorial Cartoons on the NSA

• NSA Director: Surveillance Stopped 50 Terror Plots - US News and World Report

• Top Cyber Spy Tries to Relieve American, Allied Criticism of NSA - US News and World Report

• Drumbeat Intensifies for Electronic Cigarette Regulations - US News and World Report

• Safer Ratios, Riskier Portfolios: Banks’ Response to Government Aid by Ran Duchin, Denis Sosyura :: SSRN

• Economy Cartoons

• Study Shows Bank Bailouts Are an Incentive to be Reckless - Economic Intelligence (usnews.com)

• Examining Food Myths and Facts - Eat + Run (usnews.com)

• Detroit's bankruptcy: Broke city, broken management | Detroit Free Press | freep.com

• Are there dams with high-hazard potential near you? Check this database | Detroit Free Press | freep.com

• Grocery stores adding tech features to stay competitive - latimes.com

• India developing robotic soldiers

• Google's Gmail Keyword Scanning Might Violate Wiretap Law, Judge Finds | Threat Level | Wired.com

• Top Stories - Judge Gives Go-Ahead to Case Equating Gmail Scanning with Wiretapping - AllGov - News

• AllGov - Home

• Controversies - Border Patrol Set to Weaponize Drones - AllGov - News

• Study: One reason you pour yourself way too much wine - TODAY.com

• Here's why your coffee habit is making you fat - NBC News.com

• The hell of a Syrian hospital: 'We are waiting for your help' - World News

• Afghan suburbia: Luxury construction boom grips Kabul despite uncertain future - World News

• Faces of the Israeli settlements- slideshow - slide - 1 - NBCNews.com

• Striking new images inside Kenya mall reveal devastation - Video on TODAY.com

• The spy who spurned me: Anna Chapman refuses to discuss Snowden proposal - World News

• Pilot dies after forced emergency landing at Boise airport il y a 2 jours

• 'Naked and scared' no more: Haunted house cancels nude visits il y a 2 jours

• Top Saudi cleric says women who drive risk damaging their ovaries hier

• FDA: Criminal case shows food safety is paramount

• Twitter: The new face of crime

• Cory Booker tweeted with a stripper

• Petition targets Fla. school named for KKK leader

• How a federal shutdown could affect workers, markets il y a 3 jours

• 5 craziest crimes of the week il y a 3 jours

• N.J. judge: State must allow gays to marry il y a 3 jours

• Israeli Knesset plans session in Auschwitz il y a 3 jours

• September 2001 Full Issue | Vanity Fair

• Photos: Rare Scenes from 9/11 | Vanity Fair

• Bill Clinton Continues (Marine One) Helicopter Parenting of Poor Chelsea | Vanity Fair

• Vanity Fair

• What Facebook, Twitter, Tinder, Instagram, and Internet Porn Are Doing to America’s Teenage Girls | Vanity Fair

• Tracking 40 Years of Christiania, Copenhagen’s 85-Acre “Free Zone” (and Cannabis Market) | Vanity Fair

• Terror, mass shootings don't mean more danger

• The 'Debate Is Over': World Reacts To IPCC Report

• Motherboard | Home | Motherboard

• Gang Members Are Taking the Street Corner to YouTube | Motherboard

• WWW2006 - WWW 2006: 23-26th May: The 15th International World Wide Web Conference

• Hackers Everywhere: A Conversation With Security Thinker Ron Gula | Motherboard

• Surveillance AI Is Learning To Interpret Human Behavior | Motherboard

• Latest PIV Standards from NIST Integrate Mobility

• Account Takeovers Get More Sophisticated

• Consumers Want Stronger Authentication - BankInfoSecurity

• Another Huge Cash-Out Scheme Revealed - BankInfoSecurity

• Report: D&B, LexisNexis, Kroll Hacked - BankInfoSecurity

• Insider Incident Leads Breach Roundup - DataBreachToday

• TED aligns with Monsanto, halting any talks about GMOs, 'food as medicine' or natural healing

• Mind-Machine Interfacing A Reality In State-Of-The-Art Prosthetics

• Higher Labor Costs In China Could Send Manufacturing Jobs Back To The US

• Wall of Shame: Four Years Later - HealthcareInfoSecurity

• Secure Disposal of Data: Lessons Learned

• Why Call Center Fraud Succeeds - GovInfoSecurity

• NSA Director Keith Alexander Outlines Steps to Reduce Leaks

• IT Tools Available to Stop NSA-Type Leaks - GovInfoSecurity

• Ex-CIA CISO Robert Bigman on controlling systems administrators in light of NSA leaks

• Destructive Malware on the Rise - GovInfoSecurity

• COBIT 5 for Security: What You Need to Know - BankInfoSecurity

• ISACA Unveils New Risk Management Framework - GovInfoSecurity

• Fraud Summit 2013: Banks' Key Risks - BankInfoSecurity

• Regulators to Tackle Privacy Issues - HealthcareInfoSecurity

• Making the Most of Technical Controls - HealthcareInfoSecurity

• HIPAA Audits: More to Come in 2014 - HealthcareInfoSecurity

• Atlanta initiative finds hundreds of homes for homeless hier

• Dexter Filkins: Qassem Suleimani, the Middle East’s Most Powerful Operative : The New Yorker

• Ken Auletta: Can the Guardian Take Its Aggressive Investigations Global? : The New Yorker

• After Kenya mall attack, CIA and FBI scramble to thwart the Shabab - latimes.com

• Restoring faith in the intelligence agencies - The Washington Post

• Ruth Marcus: The NSA is losing the benefit of the doubt - The Washington Post

• NSA, other government agencies should be more transparent - The Washington Post

• After NSA revelations, a privacy czar is needed - The Washington Post

• Chile Shuts Luxury Jail for Dictatorship Criminals - NYTimes.com

• Chile Hunt for Justice Winds Up as Enigma - NYTimes.com

• National Security Agency needs an independent inspector general - The Washington Post

• Mall of America Boosts Security After Attack in Nairobi - Bloomberg

• NSA leaks ‘extremely damaging,’ national intelligence director tells Senate hearing - The Washington Post

• Lawmakers seek to fix 'terrorist lottery loophole' - U.S. - Stripes

• Defense.gov News Article: Cybercom Activates National Mission Force Headquarters

• War on the Rocks

• Reporting Iran’s News, but Speaking for One Side - NYTimes.com

• What Iran's President Said, Is Said to Have Said and Says He Said - NYTimes.com

• Most of Syria’s toxins can be destroyed more easily than officials initially thought - The Washington Post

• Most of Syria’s toxins can be destroyed more easily than officials initially thought - The Washington Post

• Abbas: No More Interim Deals With Israel

• Libya Wants Gadhafi Fugitives at Home

• US and Turkey to Create Fund to Stem Violent Extremism

• TEPCO Seeks 2 More Restarts of Japan Nuke Reactors

• China's Corruption Drive Extends to Provinces

• Population Control Is Called Big Revenue Source in China

• Japan Defense Chief Wants More Surveillance in Areas E. of Islands

• 50-Year Sentence Upheld for Ex-President of Liberia

• Chinese Firm in $2bn Uganda Oil Deal

• Mali Rebels Pull Out of Peace Deal

• Interpol Heads to Kenya for Westgate Probe

• The ‘White Widow’ Back in the Spotlight

• Interpol Issues Alert for Fugitive London Bombing Widow

• Al-Shabab Recruitment an Enduring Concern for Minnesota Somalis

• Obama’s Myopic Worldview

• Uitgeprocedeerde Navid in Iran betrokken in bloedvete - Binnenland - De Morgen

• Waar koop je dat, zo'n das vol gele leeuwtjes? - Opinie - De Morgen

• Onderzoek naar mol bij speurders Bende van Nijvel - Binnenland - De Morgen

• NATO-Russia counter-terrorism drill provides key communications link - News - Stripes

• BBC News - EU inspectors investigate Gibraltar dispute

• Prominent Mexicans Urge Government to Decriminalize Marijuana - NYTimes.com

• Militants in Kashmir Raid Crossed From Pakistan

• Al-Shabab leader’s ambitions appear to be as complex as his personality - The Washington Post

• Afghan women gain education and rights but still face abuse, forced marriages - The Washington Post

• Defense.gov News Article: Carter Details Security Reviews in Navy Yard Aftermath

• BBC News - FBI releases CCTV of Navy Yard gunman Aaron Alexis' attack

• BBC News - US state department issues global threat warning

• AP leak case has many lessons - The Washington Post

• U.S. Border Agency to Amend Use-Of-Force Practices After Killings - NYTimes.com

• BBC News - ATF 'lost 420m cigarettes' in churning investigations

• Report: 'Obama's favorite general' lost security clearance amid Stuxnet probe - U.S. - Stripes

• BBC News - Kenya's Westgate siege: Security chiefs to be quizzed

• BBC News - The rise of the text tattoo

• BBC News - Why has India's Calcutta city banned cycling?

• BBC News - Brazil's president Rousseff attacks US over spy claims

• Indian Guru’s Arrest on Sex Charges Divides Nation

• Egypt Warns Hamas Over Sinai Border

• The Risk of Non-State Actors Acquiring Chemical Weapons in Syria | Combating Terrorism Center at West Point

• Hunger as Well as Violence Threatens Syrians - NYTimes.com

• Syrian Rebels Fight to Break Blockade of Damascus Suburb

• Syria's Chemical Weapons Stockpile Vast, Complicated

• Afghan troops blunt Taliban offensive at high cost - USATODAY.com

• U.S. command in Afghanistan gives Army 60 days to fix or replace intel network - Washington Times

• U.S. command in Afghanistan gives Army 60 days to fix or replace intel network - Washington Times

• Peru Now No. 1 in Coca Leaf, Displacing Colombia - NYTimes.com

• War is Boring — Medium

• Africa’s Coming Drone Wars — War is Boring — Medium

• U.S. to sign international Arms Trade Treaty, over protests of the NRA - The Washington Post

• Peacekeepers in Mali Tied to Sexual Abuse

• US Drones Cease Flying From Djibouti’s Camp Lemonnier

• Utah Man Accused of Plotting Attack at Mall

• Nairobi Attack Reveals Al-Qaida’s Influence in Horn of Africa

• Al-Shabaab will emerge stronger after Nairobi mall attack, warns analyst | World news | theguardian.com

• Georgetown Journal of International Affairs

• The Westgate Mall Attack and the Future of Terrorism by Daveed Gartenstein-Ross « Georgetown Journal of International Affairs

• Kenya Attack Unfolded in Up and Down Twitter Feeds - NYTimes.com

• Kenya Attack Follows Power Struggle in Al-Shabab

• Paths to Victory: Lessons from Modern Insurgencies | RAND

• Navy SEAL: US Special Ops Are Starting To Look A Lot Less Special - Business Insider

• Israel Says It Caught Iranian Spy With Photos of U.S. Embassy - NYTimes.com

• Eyeing Gulf Shipping, Iran’s Mass Producing Submarines | Flashpoints | The Diplomat

• Civilian-military relations haven't been this bad in decades - Opinion - Stripes

• No. 2 nuke commander suspended amid casino probe - Navy - Stripes

• Stripes - Independent U.S. military news from Iraq, Afghanistan and bases worldwide

• Next scoop from Snowden on NSA assassination program, reporter says - U.S. - Stripes

• History, Travel, Arts, Science, People, Places | Smithsonian Magazine

• When the FBI Spent Decades Hunting for a Soviet Spy on Its Staff | History & Archaeology | Smithsonian Magazine

• Are We Hard-Wired for War? - NYTimes.com

• The U.S.-Japan Security Alliance - Council on Foreign Relations

• BBC News - Greece crackdown: Golden Dawn leader Michaloliakos charged

• Rights Debate Reflects Blurred Lines in Egypt - NYTimes.com

• Imagining a Remapped Middle East - NYTimes.com

• The state of al-Qaeda: The unquenchable fire | The Economist

• Pentagon taking a fresh look at stopping insider attacks - Middle East - Stripes

• India PM in 'Terror' Warning to Pakistan Ahead of Talks

• India Rape Leads to Rise of ‘Women Only’ Buses, Taxis, Parks

• Ruling Islamists to Quit in Tunisia

• Chile 'Caravan of Death' General Commits Suicide

• Kenya Terrorists Used New Tactic to Spare Some Muslims

• Kenya 'At War' with al-Shabab, Faces Security Questions

• afghan Rehab Centers Aim to Get Women, Children, Even Taliban, Off Opium

• Afghans Say Taliban Take District HQ in North

• Rebels Seize Military Post on Syria's Southern Border

• QF-16 Flight Video | Small Wars Journal

• You Can't Shoot Rioters*, Jill Sargent Russell | Kings of War

• Publications | The Center for a New American Security

• The Center for a New American Security

• Westgate mall attacks: urban areas are the battleground of the 21st century | World news | The Guardian

• Russia’s sub par submarines- Trouble under the surface of military reform | Kings of War

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