Nate Dern

Internet hacker group Anonymous has joined the growing outrage around a police officer shooting a young unarmed black man in Ferguson, Missouri. The group’s video demands Missouri officials to create legislation providing standards of police conduct for situations like the one that resulted in the shooting. The group’s ultimatum involves a promise to hack into Missouri governmental sites and post information of the Ferguson police department if legislation isn’t introduced. With instances of unchecked police brutality frequently in the news lately, it feels like we might need a hero to save us. Is Anonymous the hero we deserve? Consult the following chart to see which vigilante is right for you.

Comic-Con International, the annual pilgrimage of comic book geeks, collectors, and super fans is kicking off this Thursday in San Diego, and nobody seems more excited than the 57,000 young Mexican comic book fans which have been lining up at the border for months in anticipation for the event.

After saying “I am not a scientist” at a press conference, Governor Rick Scott admits that he actually is a scientist.

Friday July 18th is the extended deadline to contact the FCC about net neutrality. Watch these videos and then visit http://dearfcc.org to voice your opinion!

A list of additional security measures Germany plans to take in response to NSA spying.