The deadly, insect-sized drones of the future

U.S. OPINION WATCH: The deadly, insect-sized drones of the future The Air Force is reportedly developing winged drones that can sneak up on a suspected enemy as stealthily as a mosquito CYBERSECURITY Cyber is a fraudulent weapon in a nonexistent war Corporate fearmongers are eager to make a fortune from the phony threat of cyber-terror, says D.B. Grady FILM+TV 9 things you didn't know about Disney's Cinderella The woman who voiced the Fairy Godmother was also Mrs. Jumbo in Dumbo, the Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland, and more THE CLOAKROOM WITH TAEGAN GODDARD Republicans are committing political malpractice By refusing to negotiate, the party's leaders are committing political malpractice FILM+TV Girls star Alex Karpovsky on indie filmmaking, suicide, obsession, and playing 'himself' You may know him only as Ray. But Karpovsky also wrote, directed, and starred in two films, Rubberneck and Red Flag, available on Video on Demand today MYSTERIES OF SPACE Russia's massive meteorite: By the numbers The big space rock that crashed into the Ural Mountains last week was the largest in a century, and worth more than its weight in gold FROM OUR PARTNERS AT SLATE Climate change is causing oysters to disappear from the planet Don't believe in climate change? Talk to a clam digger FROM OUR PARTNERS AT POLITICAL WIRE How Obama shapes media coverage It's not by employing the strategy conservatives suspect SEE ALL CARTOONS SLATE Tilting your seat back on an airplane is pure evil NEWSER Jeep's Twitter feed gets hacked, too NEW YORK MAGAZINE The Huffington Post has a 'no writing books' rule POLITICAL WIRE Behind the First Lady's bangs SALON Who will be paying Hillary Clinton?       Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy  Copyright © 2013 The Week, All rights reserved.