Raven has been a Pagan priest for four years, practicing witchcraft and hosting rituals for local Pagans at his house, which is just 10 minutes from the downtown strip.

What bothered the chief justice was that Exxon was being ordered to pay $2.5 billion — roughly three weeks’ worth of profits — for destroying a long swath of the Alaska coastline in the largest oil spill in American history.

And then the world changed thanks to the Internet and digital media…

Sony BMG, a company known for enforcing its intellectual property rights, is now facing the other end of an Intellectual Property related lawsuit.

While some folks still argue whether or not climate change is real, local gardeners know three things for sure: Missoula’s growing season is changing, different kinds of plants are thriving here and water is an ever-more precious resource.

Let me give you three numbers that will put this economic asteroid into perspective: $200 billion, $14.1 trillion, and $53 trillion.

Cornstarch + water + woofer + SoundLab = addictively fascinating good times.

International Association of Time Travelers: Members’ Forum Subforum: Europe – Twentieth Century – Second World War

You cannot evaluate the value of privacy and disclosure unless you account for the relative power levels of the discloser and the disclosee.

Acclaimed author and journalist Michael Pollan argues that what most Americans are consuming today is not food but "edible foodlike substances."

Montana is one of several states that have balked at a federal law requiring states to issue tamper-proof identification cards to residents. Gov. Brian Schweitzer discusses his state’s opposition.

This week Tim Stevens, a 53-year-old Amarillo man who smokes marijuana to relieve the cyclical vomiting syndrome associated with HIV infection, used a necessity defense to win an acquittal on a possession charge.