September 30, 2008
Russia’s Dissident Bloggers Fear for Their Lives
The gunshot death of a Web journalist heightens alarm about efforts to muzzle dissent on the Internet.
Legislators Move to Cut Down Border Seizures of Travelers’ Laptops
When does the government get your belongings without good reason? When you're re-entering the country.
Why Buffett Will Make Out Like a Bandit in This Market Crisis
The Oracle from Omaha gets smart when things get tough.
FDIC Deposit Insurance Limits Could Increase
The government might expand its safety net for bank deposits.
Michigan Law School Slightly Reconsiders LSAT
New program would admit 5 to 10 Michigan undergrads into law school without LSAT scores.
Schwarzenegger Passes Law to Protect Animal Researchers
California governor also passed law to shield advisers of student newspapers from dismissal.
RealDVD Disk Copier Goes Live Amid Legal Challenge
RealNetworks says it will establish legality for copying DVDs if protections remain.
Wal-Mart Shuts Down Online Music Store, Stranding Customers
Giant retailer will also shut down system that manages copy protections.
Now Hospitals Must Pay for Avoidable Complications
Starting tomorrow, Medicare won't pay for a list of complications that could be avoided.
Senate Republican ‘Adults’ to Guide House Kids on $700 Billion Bailout?
Talk in Senate Republican circles is that the "adults" have to take over OK'ing a package tomorrow.