President Trump reportedly considered reappointing Janet Yellen as chairwoman of the Federal Reserve, but was bothered by her height. | Continue reading
Morgan Wright says many major breaches aren’t about identity theft or stealing your credit card data — it's more sinister than that. | Continue reading
A U.S. bankruptcy court on Friday reportedly approved Sears’s request to pay as much as $25.3 million in bonuses to the company’s top executives and high-ranking employees, just months after the company filed for bankruptcy. | Continue reading
Executives at Johnson & Johnson (J&J) knew for decades that the talcum in its baby powder contained asbestos and failed to tell federal regulators, according to a Reuters report. | Continue reading
State Department official Scott Busby told senators this week that China has detained at least 800,000 Muslim minorities in internment camps. | Continue reading
Changing the name of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) could cost the businesses it regulates more than $300 million, according to an internal agency analysis obtained by The Hill. | Continue reading
The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Tuesday unsealed charges against eight individuals in an alleged widespread digital advertising fraud that reportedly used botnets to give the appearance of billions of humans looking at online ads | Continue reading
Farm bankruptcies are on the rise in the Upper Midwest, according to a new report from the Federal Reserve, doubling from their recent lows in 2014. | Continue reading
ABC's annual "A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving" special was slammed as racist by some on social media, with some viewers objecting to the dinner-table seating of its only black character. | Continue reading
While the CIA did not predict a medium like social media, the communication strategies it outlines are eerily similar to what the U.S. has witnessed from Russia. | Continue reading
A security firm on Tuesday revealed the alleged identity of a renowned hacker who sought to sell high-profile corporate databases online in 2016. | Continue reading
A cybersecurity group has released a new tool to help companies track if they’ve implemented domain-based message authentication, reporting and conformance (DMARC), a security tool aimed at preventing fake or “spoof” emails being sent from legitim | Continue reading
Wildfires in Northern California are giving San Francisco the worst air quality in the world. | Continue reading
President Trump on Friday signed into law a bill that cements the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) role as the main agency overseeing civilian cybersecurity, with a focus on securing federal networks and protecting critical infrastructure f | Continue reading
Patent trolls exist in Silicon Valley and are a very real threat to innovators. | Continue reading
A group of Jewish leaders told President Trump that he is no longer welcome in Pittsburgh until he denounces white nationalism following the | Continue reading
The EITC is one of the most important anti-poverty tools we have. Let’s make it even better by expanding it to include those who are left out of the workforce. | Continue reading
Delta Air Lines is planning to ban single-use plastic items such as straws, stir sicks and utensils from its planes by 2019, making it the fourth major airline company this year to announce it will ditch plastic straws in favor of e | Continue reading
Blame the government for the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer in the Golden State. | Continue reading
Ajit Pai consistently puts industry interests over those of the public while inflaming the internet access crisis in America. | Continue reading
Lobbying efforts on the part of the dairy industry appear self-serving without regard for the beneficiary of this purported concern: consumers. | Continue reading
A Russian deputy attorney general, who is thought to have directed Russian attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya in her efforts abroad on behalf of Russia's government, reportedly died Wednesday night in a helicopter crash. | Continue reading
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If tribal loyalties are part of what defines us, it would nonetheless seem that political partisanship is robbing us of another part of being human: our ability to reason. T | Continue reading