Fines for misuse of data in the UK ahead of EU referendum
7 November 2018
The UK's data watchdog intends to fine campaign group Leave. EU and insurance firm GoSkippy more than £130,000 for data law breaches related to the EU referendum
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US Congress spending bill includes more money for research
27 March 2018
US Congress has passed its 2018 spending bill, which included the largest research budget increases in nearly a decade. It also clarifies gun violence research
Copycat justice has turned US counties into execution hotspots
15 January 2018
Criminals assigned the death penalty are five times more likely to be executed in some US counties than in others – a trend that some argue is unconstitutional
Power really can corrupt people. Here's what to do about it
9 November 2017
Sleazy scandals show the link between power and bad behaviour. To stop people at the top getting away with it, we need much more scrutiny, says James Bloodworth
Rivers and forests need the same legal rights we grant to people
1 November 2017
Environmental campaigners want the Colorado river to get the right to sue in US courts. It's not as crazy as it sounds, says Richard Schiffman
