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White House partners with tech manufacturers, retailers to put cyber ‘trust mark’ on devices

The White House has announced plans to launch a new program aimed at helping Americans understand which devices they may use in their home that are less vulnerable to cyberattacks. As part of the effort, internet or Bluetooth-connected devices like baby monitors, home security cameras and refrigerators that meet U.S. government cybersecurity requirements will have...

Hatred of Israel is ascendant in the Democratic Party

When anti-Israel protesters shouted down a panel discussion at the far-Left Netroots Nation conference last weekend, Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) tried to assuage the protesters by making it clear she agrees “Israel is a racist state” — as if it were a baseline, commonsense assumption.

Pentagon’s AI plan must include offense and defense under House-passed bill: ‘DOD has to catch up’

Rep. Marc Molinaro successfully added language to a defense policy bill last week that would require DOD to examine where domestic security systems may be vulnerable to foreign AI.

Biden’s new student loan forgiveness plan is treating the Supreme Court with contempt

In complete defiance of the Supreme Court, and ignoring the rules that govern the separation of powers, President Biden has decided by dictatorial fiat...

Kemp says he’s ‘certainly not running,’ but GOP can’t win White House without Georgia

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) said Monday that he’s “certainly not running” for the White House next year, but emphasized how crucial his state will be to the eventual GOP nominee. “In politics, there’s always doors opening and closing. I got a great job right now. I personally feel like having more people in the...

Hutchison: I got booed because of Trump ‘stranglehold’ on GOP

Republican presidential candidate and former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchison (R) said in an interview on Monday that the reason he was jeered at a political event was due to the “stranglehold” former President Trump has on his party.  Hutchinson, who announced his candidacy in April, was greeted by boos and chants of “Trump” when he...

Blinken accuses Russia of ‘weaponizing food’ with move to halt Ukraine grain deal

Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday accused Russia of “weaponizing food” after Moscow halted its participation in the Black Sea Grain Initiative, which has kept food supplies flowing out of Ukraine despite the war During a press conference, Blinken said that the deal, which was brokered by the United Nations and and Turkey, became...

Top exec at Trump’s Truth Social resigns

A top executive of the company that runs former President Trump's app Truth Social has resigned, Reuters reported, the latest stumble in the app's struggle to gain traction. Alex Gleason was reportedly hired as the head of engineering for Truth Social in January 2022 to adapt his social media software, Soapbox, to the former president's...

Charles Barkley goes after Bud Light critics: ‘Y’all can’t cancel me!’

Basketball legend Charles Barkley went on a profanity-filled rant over the weekend against those who have criticized Bud Light over its partnership with trans influencer Dylan Mulvaney. In video that circulated on social media on Monday, Barkley offered to buy a round of drinks for the crowd at a bar in Lake Tahoe, Calif., where...

Can my job track my phone?

A rise in remote work and fewer employees in traditional office settings has set off a wave of queries from people wondering if their phones are safe for personal use — or if they are being monitored by managers the same way laptops are being used to track productivity. So can your job track what...

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