This year is poised to be a critical one for the open Internet, with issues including the government's ability to search your online data, and a cybersecurity law that could become a wiretapping program, says Leslie Harris of the Center for Democracy and Technology.


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Read more: Top Five Internet Issues in 2013

Hollywood's biggest stars certainly have the means to buy each other over-the-top Valentine's Day gifts. But some stars prefer to keep it small, while others choose not to celebrate at all.


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Read more: Stars Share Their Valentine's Day Plans

Instagram as a hot new dating site? Couples fall in love through photos.


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Read more: Couples Fall in Love on Instagram

Alec Baldwin gets a second chance at fatherhood; Steve Martin will be 88 when his first child turns 21.


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Read more: Alec Baldwin to Be Old Dad, and Perhaps a Better Parent

People have sought aphrodisiacs to boost their sex lives throughout history, but that doesn't mean they all worked.


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Read more: The Science (and Lore) of Aphrodisiacs

TSA probing airline worker for escorting Kanye West and Kim Kardashian around security at JFK


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Read more: West, Kardashian Bypass JFK Security

Bulger lawyer: Jury should decide immunity claim, but reputed mobster wasn't informant


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Read more: Bulger Lawyer: Jury Should Decide Immunity

Sen. Marco Rubio is turning his unfortunate mid-speech water swigging from Tuesday night’s State of the Union Republican response into a fundraising tactic. Rubio’s PAC, Reclaim America, is now offering a “Marco Rubio Water Bottle” that people can obtain by donating $25 or more to...


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A hip injury has prompted Lady Gaga to cancel the remaining dates on her “Born This Way” tour. “After additional tests this morning to review the severity of the issue, it has been determined that Lady Gaga has a labral tear of the right hip,”...


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As Catholics across the globe begin Lent, many look toward Rome wondering if the Vatican will break with tradition and choose a pope from outside Europe for the first time in modern times. St. Peter, who Catholics consider the first pope, was, of course, Jewish.


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Read more: Church Growing in Third World, But European Cardinals Control Power