Lawyer for hidden-camera-sting producer says prosecutors misled court, improperly prolonged gag orders. | Continue reading
I thought they’d let me be a real journalist at Sputnik news. I was wrong. | Continue reading
Trump says to study Pershing. I did, and the lessons are the complete opposite of what he thinks. | Continue reading
The pipeline industry says a TSA staff shortage and inflexible requirements are undermining the Biden administration’s ability to protect U.S. pipelines from hackers. | Continue reading
Election officials are facing delays and shortages as they order the paper and envelopes they need to run elections this year. | Continue reading
The proposal from Assemblymembers Jordan Cunningham and Buffy Wicks is the most ambitious state-level attempt yet to hold social media companies accountable for the mental health of their youngest users. | Continue reading
Such a request could indicate that Moscow fears its position after struggling to advance deeper into Ukraine more than two weeks into its invasion. | Continue reading
People with experience in U.S. hacking operations say they expect both Washington and Moscow to show caution in how they wield their digital weapons. | Continue reading
Tyranny has triumphed in recent years because real courage is rare. | Continue reading
But information technology has gained a significant toehold in Russia, making it difficult for the state to blot out the messages it disdains, and the country's younger citizens have been exposed to too many Western experiences through travel and media to ever swallow whole gover … | Continue reading
“We do not believe Poland’s proposal is a tenable one,” Defense Department spokesperson John Kirby said. | Continue reading
The U.S. has trailed some foreign governments in creating a regulatory framework for digital asset markets that have swelled to more than $1.7 trillion after lightning-fast growth in recent years. | Continue reading
White House and DHS officials say the legislation is essential for fighting hackers. Leaders at the Justice Department say it would make America less safe. | Continue reading
I joined Truth Social. Why do I feel like the only one? | Continue reading
The U.S. has unveiled a raft of measures over the past several days aimed at knee-capping Russia’s economy and undermining Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ability to tap Western financing sources. | Continue reading
The Ukrainian parliament on Monday tweeted that Europe was sending 70 fighter planes to Ukraine. | Continue reading
Putin is trying to take down the entire world order, the veteran Russia watcher said in an interview. But there are ways even ordinary Americans can fight back. | Continue reading
The latest ban for Aeroflot customers comes as companies leverage more restrictions on Russian businesses amid the Ukraine crisis. | Continue reading
Utah Sen. Mike Lee faces a groundswell of opposition. His relationship with Donald Trump is at the center of it. | Continue reading
Multiple backups and centralized databases are key to Ukrainian cyber contingency plans. | Continue reading
And President Joe Biden says Russia could invade Ukraine in “the next several days.” | Continue reading
Otter.ai has saved reporters countless hours transcribing interviews. Caveat emptor. | Continue reading
The ruling came as a Manhattan jury was deliberating on Palin’s suit, which claimed the Times defamed her by linking her to a 2011 shooting spree that killed six and wounded then-Rep. Gabby Giffords. | Continue reading
Starship is threatening NASA’s moon contractors, which are watching its progress with a mix of awe and horror. | Continue reading
Poll respondents voice frustration at being left to take on climate action on their own after governments and companies fail to act. | Continue reading
The administration’s goal is to get a more accurate sense of Covid’s impact across the country. | Continue reading
A former clerk for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson spent the last week amping up his former boss's Wikipedia page while trying to plant seeds of skepticism about other high court hopefuls. | Continue reading
The chief justice seems to genuinely believe that the Supreme Court should be above partisanship. His own departure would be one way to show it. | Continue reading
A bill to overhaul the state's health care system stalled in the Legislature Monday. | Continue reading
Antitrust prosecutors had aimed to wrap up their probes of the two tech giants by Dec. 31. But now a decision on whether to sue could come in March or later. | Continue reading
Is it possible to swear off the tech giants and still function in the Capitol? Ken Buck is trying to find out. | Continue reading
Daniel Lee's long-distance appointment may run afoul of California rules for state workers. | Continue reading
The government is moving to award a lucrative patent for a “search engine for faces,” a technology that has members of Congress and privacy advocates up in arms. | Continue reading
Cable News reaches a tiny fraction of the country, so why does the rest of the media care so much about the stupid things it says? | Continue reading
Americans don’t want to hate the rich. We want to feel sorry for them. | Continue reading
Once the belle of the resistance ball, the group now has a growing list of detractors. They say they’re still committed to the fight. | Continue reading
Refugees fleeing weather-related disasters are changing the political equation in Florida, Virginia, California, Idaho and beyond. | Continue reading
Who ya gonna call? Well, that depends on your ideological priors. | Continue reading
Calls grow for a global planetary defense strategy as thousands of near-Earth asteroids are discovered each year. | Continue reading
The action against James O’Keefe has prompted concern about the Biden administration’s commitment to the First Amendment. | Continue reading
How did he amass three houses and a net worth of more than $1 million? The surprisingly conventional middle-class climbing of a radical-sounding socialist. | Continue reading
The social psychologist Jonathan Haidt offers some prescriptions to soothe society. | Continue reading
Who knew there were such passions around falling back and springing forward? | Continue reading
The announcement was a clear statement of political support for crypto. | Continue reading