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A screenshot from a video showing Indian security forces using a Kashmiri protester as a human shield. The video sparked outrage after being widely disseminated on social media last week.
The Jammu and Kashmir government Wednesday blocked nearly 22 social media websites alongside internet service providers for a period of one month or until further notice to get a grip on the escalating protests and clashes in the conflict-ridden region.

Hugging robots, banishing queues and increasing our influence + this day in history w/firing Dave Mustaine and our song of the day by Future Islands on your Morning Monarchy for April 11, 2017.

This week on the New World Next Week: Congress just passed a bill allowing ISPs to sell your search history; the Russian hacking story is falling apart at the seams; and liberty takes to the seas with free, floating cities.

This week on the New World Next Week: Congress just passed a bill allowing ISPs to sell your search history; the Russian hacking story is falling apart at the seams; and liberty takes to the seas with free, floating cities.

Second Sight, distasteful videos and the Rothschilds Musical + this day in history w/Queen Elizabeth I and our song of the day by Gorillaz on your Morning Monarchy for March 24, 2017.

Propaganda provisions, cracking tech and low ratings + this day in history w/Operation Cast Lead and our song of the day by Robots With Rayguns on your Morning Monarchy for December 27, 2016.

A.I. awakenings, sex spies and the shortest solstice + this day in history w/“Funky Drummer” and our song of the day by Best Coast on your Morning Monarchy for December 20, 2016.

Secretly editing, deleting everything and satellite sounds + this day in history w/Pong and our song of the day by NxWorries on your Morning Monarchy for November 29, 2016.

Unclassified clouds, Putlocker down and devastating space events + this day in history w/home satellites and our song of the day by Alien Knife Fight on your Morning Monarchy for October 18, 2016.

Saudis scan fingerprints for SIMs; the BBC's imaginary detector vans are now pretending to sniff your wi-fi; and rural Minnesota towns take high-speed internet into their own hands.