There was some question as to whether or not there would even be a State of the Union this year, amid the chaos of the government shutdown, but now that the government is >>
There was some question as to whether or not there would even be a State of the Union this year, amid the chaos of the government shutdown, but now that the government is >>
At this point, you’re probably sick of reading stories about the ongoing partial government shutdown which, at the time of this writing, still has no end in sight. It’s important to note, however >>
The day after Christmas, with a partial government shutdown under way, President Trump made his first visit to troops in a combat zone. These things are often predictable affairs, the stuff of photo-ops >>
Regulators in California have come up with a proposed plan to raise more money to pay for expanding internet connectivity in the state by adding a text message surcharge to residents’ phone bills. >>
With less than a month to go before millions vote in the US midterm elections, Facebook has removed hundreds of pages and accounts that were caught spreading misinformation. In a news post on >>
Makan Delrahim, President Trump’s antitrust chief at the U.S. Dept. of Justice, told congressmen this week that Google could very well find itself the subject of an antitrust investigation focused on its Android >>
We’re less than two month away from the midterm elections, and Facebook has decided to roll out a new suite of tools to protect campaigns from hackers. It’s a new layer of cyber >>
David Cicilline, a U.S. Rep. from Rhode Island, blasted Google with a tweet on Thursday that said the search giant shouldn’t be using its vast resources to enable authoritarianism in China. Included with >>
