Why is the Twitter CEO interviewing Snowden? People need to let this guy fade into the background of history. When users sign up or use services, such as Facebook and Google, they agree to the privacy terms. User control is in the action of not using those services. This is a ridiculous article.
"means other companies of a similar scale will feel pressure to move" - Not sure if that pressure is real, especially with a new president not really committed to renewable and sustainable energy adoption.
This discussion should really come to the forefront of the energy conversation in the US with the Trump presidency. His commitment to ramping up oil production and reversing all of the initiatives to increase investment in alternative, sustainable energy resources will hurt the US' progress towards relying less on fossil fuels which are not sustainable. His motivations are obviously to prioritize the big oil companies making money.
The fact that there are still laws in place isn't that surprising, especially when you see the little colorful geographical map from NPR. It's another example backwards, forgotten laws that need to change.
Having a reasonable discussion about student loans with an age group that attended college 20-30 years ago isn't reasonable. The costs increased exponentially compared to what it was. The reasonable solution is to educate high school students on the affordable options of in-state universities and community college.
Perhaps you can help in discerning what is and isn't journalism since they stated that contributors are welcome. That first link turned me off as well.