Huffington promotes third metric for success through health and balance
In a Smith College commencement address Arianna Huffington argues for a third metric of success beyond money and power. She cites burnout and sleep deprivation as catalysts for change, promotes rest, well being, and humane values, and notes nap rooms at HuffPost to disconnect from technology and recharge.
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Government hacking tools mirror movie surveillance fears
A Wall Street Journal report says the FBI can remotely activate cell phone microphones and laptop mics to record conversations without user knowledge, prompting concerns about privacy in a nation already wary of government intelligence programs. Analysts warn that metadata and content are both accessible in broad databases, challenging public assurances of limited access and warrants. The piece ties these revelations to ongoing terrorism alerts and broader debates over civil liberties.
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