Новости за 28.01.2018

Two lovebirds and others at the FBI need to be investigated on charges of plotting to influence a presidential election and later cripple a presidential administration.

President Trump is delivering a powerful message to global elites like the World Economic Forum. America First is about unmasking the cynical con the most privileged have played on ordinary working folk.

As the president of one of the dozens of universities in the United States that carry the "Wesleyan" name I have often been asked: "What's a Wesleyan?" Likewise, hardly a day goes by where I am not asked what seems to be one of the most seminal questions of our ...

Just one month into the new tax bill, only those wearing left-wing ideological blinders — which unfortunately is still millions of anti-Trumpers — can deny that the Trump tax cuts are helping just about everyone.

Sen. Tammy Duckworth, an Iraq war veteran, took direct aim at President Trump's multiple draft deferments to Vietnam, saying that his lack of service puts him in no position to question his critics' support for the U.S. military.

When I founded a charity 29 years ago to help seriously ill patients afford health insurance and medicine, I knew there would be obstacles. However, I never imagined the federal government would be one of them. After all, our mission was to patch holes in coverage that Medicare and Medicaid ...

TV host Mike Rowe likes to illustrate how attitudes have changed over the years by recalling the time he and a classmate brought a gun to his high school in Baltimore — not just any gun, but a sniper rifle.

Settling a grudge requires stamina, because it can take so long to resolve. Ronald Reagan established his reputation for being amiable but tough when necessary early in his administration, when he fired the entire air-traffic controllers' union in 1981 for trying to hold the nation's safety and security hostage in ...

At President Trump's speech at the World Economic Summit, he re-emphasized that America will look out for it's own interests first, that other countries need to bear the burden of our shared security and that he will implement a free and fair trade policy that he stressed will be "reciprocal."

Democrats should be highly wary of any deal that President Donald Trump offers them, as he has all of the attributes of a used car salesman.

THE WHITE KING: CHARLES I, TRAITOR, MURDERER, MARTYR

By Leanda de Lisle

Public Affairs, $30, 401 pages

Although no three men could look less alike, short, graceful Charles I of England, fat, lumbering Louis XVI of France and shy, bearded Nicholas II of Russia had a lot in common.

All ...

NEW YORK (AP) - The Latest on the 60th annual Grammy Awards being presented Sunday night in New York (all times local):

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The sea of black at the Golden Globes has given way to a small forest of flowers at the Grammys.

Plenty of musicians and artists took to the red carpet Sunday sporting white roses to ...

At first, "Cozy-Bear," "Fancy-Bear" and "Gucifer 2.0" may sound like characters out of a science fiction thriller. But on June 15, 2016, we learned that these were the names associated with Russian groups who hacked into campaign committee computer networks. The following week, Wikileaks published 20,000 emails from the hack, ...

Cybersecurity jobs are grounded in patriotism. Every single day, businesses and government entities across the nation are being targeted and breached by opportunists (with varying motives) who identify vulnerabilities and take advantage of those vulnerabilities, leaving a wake of victims in their path.

Cybercrime is an unfortunate reality in our world today. It is something that has become common language, and many Americans have become fatigued and numb to the continuous cyberthreats.

Imagine: @realDonaldTrump has been hacked and the latest missive from the president's Twitter account announces imminent airstrikes on Genovia. Foreign militaries scramble, and the potential for an accidental escalation of conflict is suddenly very real.

On Jan. 30, President Trump will deliver his first State of the Union address to Congress. The purpose of this constitutionally sanctioned speech is to reflect on the challenges facing our country and policies to address them. One challenge that must not be ignored is the ongoing threat of cyberattacks ...

On March 23, 2016, Su Bin, a Chinese national, pled guilty to a criminal conspiracy involving hacking into the networks of key American defense contractors, stealing critical military data and then sending that information back to China. The data he stole involved programs such as the C-17 strategic airlifter as ...

2017 was a spectacular year for cyberattacks, including some previous ones only recently and reluctantly disclosed by embarrassed victims. They include a veritable who's who of government, business and technology, including some of the world's most technically sophisticated organizations.

In early December of 2017, world technology leaders assembled in Wuzhen, China, for the 4th Annual World Internet Conference. It was a widely attended event and included the chief executive officers of Apple and Google. The theme of the conference was "developing a digital economy of openness and shared benefits."

Over the past century there have been tremendous improvements in our ability to use and defend cyber systems. Technology itself has changed drastically from our heavy vacuum tube computers in the 1950s to the world we see today, teeming with mobile devices, the Internet of Things, Cloud computing — and ...

I worked for two small businesses in the early 2000s. I was responsible for managing a Network and Security Operations Center that monitored and managed several federal agencies' networks and systems — an environment that was much different than it is today. We focused on changes to the operating environment ...

America's counties employ 3.6 million employees who serve some 308 million county residents. Counties play a significant role in every aspect of our lives — including hospitals and clinics, roads, bridges, airports and other infrastructure, public safety and courts — and are largely responsible for local and federal elections administration. ...

"Our dependence on connected technology is growing faster than our ability to secure it — in areas affecting public safety and human life." — @iamthecavalry