How the U.S. Government Got HackedTechHackers believed to be linked to Russia breached computer systems belonging to several government agencies — Treasury, Homeland Security, Commerce, and the U.S. Postal Service. The intruders were able to successfully infiltrate using a vulnerability that existed within a network monitoring product sold by SolarWinds. Here's a closer look at what's described as a "monthslong global cyberspying campaign."
cleveland.com | The Plain Dealerflipped into Northeast Ohio NewsOhio Politics Ohio Electoral College votes Trump as GOP Lt. Gov. Jon Husted acknowledges Biden’s overall victory cleveland.com - Andrew J. Tobias COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The record of Ohio’s 55th Electoral College will show Donald Trump won the state’s 18 electoral votes, and that electors were told …
Fox Newsflipped into Top StoriesConservative View Hillary Clinton calls for abolishing Electoral College after casting electoral vote for Biden verified_publisherFox News - Paul SteinhauserHillary Clinton is once again calling for the scrapping of the Electoral College to pick presidents. The 2016 Democratic presidential nominee and former secretary of state, senator and first lady, made...
The Guardianflipped into US NewsInvesting Treasure hunter marks five years in jail for refusing to give up his gold verified_publisherGuardian US - Associated PressA former deep-sea treasure hunter is about to mark his fifth year in jail for refusing to disclose the whereabouts of 500 missing coins made from gold found in a historic shipwreck. Tommy Thompson, a scientist,...
CNNflipped into Top StoriesRepublican PartyREAD: Rep. Paul Mitchell's letter quitting the GOP, fearing 'long-term harm to our democracy' with its support for Trump's verified_publisherCNN(CNN) — Michigan Republican Rep. Paul Mitchell told CNN that his disgust and disappointment with President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the results of the election have led him to request that the...
AvatarMark Mylesflipped into The Age of Trump Fraud In second loss for Kobach Monday, judge says he can’t get paid by We Build the Wall kansascity.com - Steve Vockrodt In a second defeat in federal courts Monday for Kris Kobach, a New York judge refused the former Kansas secretary of state’s effort to pay himself …