The Supreme Court is hearing a case that could change the way free speech is handled on the internet forever.

A member of the 15-man team suspected in the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has died in a mysterious accident, according to Turkish media.

In the World of American Politics, One Khashoggi Is Worth One Million Yemeni Lives

"....as far as making the election more resistant to interference, the result of the Alternative Media Purge is the diametric opposite. People will now only get one side of the story."

Previously unpublished essays from the late Stephen Hawking are being published and some of them have an ominous undertone.

While most indie media was focused on debating the way people talk about Kanye West and the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, an unprecedented escalation in internet censorship took place.

Facebook and Twitter have destroy thousands of livelihoods, wiped the independent media from their platforms, and dealt a death blow to free speech.

The social media purge has begun and pages that question the government or point out police brutality have been wiped from the platforms.

In a tentative ruling, a San Francisco judge announced she was ready to order a new trial in a $289 million judgment against agribusiness giant Monsanto.

In a tragic and horrifying incident, after reporting on a massive corruption scandal inside the EU, a TV reporter was brutally raped and murdered.