He says the auction process lacked transparency and the buyout needs to be higher. Federal Bankruptcy Judge Christopher Lopez denied the proposed sale of the platform Infowars to…
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Defense Department Awards Contract for Radio Access Network Prototype
The Pentagon attempts to build out an ecosystem for complete interoperability. The Department of Defense (DoD) announced a $6.5 million contract this week to develop a prototype of…
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Circuit Court Rules Muslims Cannot Sue FBI for “No Fly” Listing
Judge finds FBI agents legally immune but denounces “improper behavior.” The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that three Muslim men could not sue FBI agents for putting…
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House Oversight Chair Follows Up on Subpeona on Walz’s CCP Connection
DHS has not responded to the request for information on the Minnesota governor’s ties to China. House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer has followed up on the subpoena,…
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House Implements New AI Policy for Safe and Secure Use in Legislative Offices
New framework balances innovation and security, guiding AI adoption for approved tasks like scheduling, translation, and transcription in the House. The Committee on House Administration and the Office…
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He says the worker shortage is impacting the entire technology sector. The Department of Defense Cyber Workforce Management Director Patrick Johnson hosted several representatives from Indonesia for a…
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White House Nears Zero Trust Cybersecurity Goal
Federal agencies in final stages of implementing zero-trust architecture, with continued progress expected beyond the September 30 deadline. According to Federal CIO Clare Martorana, the White House is…
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U.S. and Japan Strengthen Maritime Cybersecurity with Joint Exercise
Collaborative effort enhances preparedness for cyberattacks on critical infrastructure to increase Indo-Pacific security. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Government of Japan conducted a successful…
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FTC Files Brief Supporting Parents’ COPPA Lawsuit
The educational defendent has interpreted COPPA as requiring arbitration rather than court action. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed an amicus brief supporting a group of parents who…
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White House Hosts Digital Creator Conference
Over 100 digital creators discuss issues facing the sector. The White House hosted its first-ever Creator Economy Conference on Wednesday, inviting over 100 digital creators to discuss the…
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