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The US Government: Paying to Undermine Internet Security, Not to Fix It

While US spends billions on spying and intelligence, the Heartbleed reveals our neglect of internet security.
Putting Heroin Users in Jail Won't Help Louisiana's Crime Rate

It is not draconian prison sentences for drug offenders that work, but addiction treatment.

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Jonathan Franklin

Jonathan Franklin is an author and reporter based in Santiago, Chile. He writes frequently for The Guardian and is author of 33 Men, the chronicle of 33 Chilean miners trapped underground. He is currently working on a book about solutions to PTSD in US war vets. He can be contacted at chilefranklin2000@yahoo.com

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