Border Agents Can Now Get Classified Intelligence Information
Sources Say US Investigating TikTok on NatSec Grounds ; PA to Pass Significant Election Law ; and More Picks 11/1
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‘Green Gold’ Tree Offers Brazil Deforestation Hope
How Stock Buybacks Made US CEOs Rich ; Inside America’s First Cannabis Cafe ; and More Picks 10/31
Inside TurboTax’s 20-Year Fight to Stop Americans From Filing Their Taxes for Free
Decline of Christianity Continues in US ; The Most Deceptive Hack in History ; and More Picks 10/18
Toss-up State to Use Vulnerable Tech in 2020
Is North Carolina about to replace its decades-old voting technology with another vulnerable system? It certainly looks that way.
US Income Inequality Worsens, Widening to a New Gap
Some Voting Machines Still Have Decade-Old Vulnerabilities ; Why Japan’s Trains Work So Well ; and More Picks 9/30
Microsoft Publicly Posts Code for Election Security Software
Oceans and Ice Are Absorbing the Brunt of Climate Change ; Organizing Skid Row ; and More Picks 9/26
New Report Sets ‘Gold Standard’ for Election Audits
Election integrity experts have laid out a blueprint for states to implement risk-limiting audits after conducting three successful pilot tests in Rhode Island.
Georgians Demand Secretary of State Re-Examine Voting System
Using a little-known law, Georgia voters, activists, and even candidates teamed up to demand that Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (R) re-examine the state’s voting systems.
Hackers Expose Vulnerabilities in Popular E-Poll Books
Hackers at the annual DEF CON Voting Village discovered a sobering vulnerability in electronic poll books made by the leading manufacturer ES&S.
Why Aren’t 2020 Hopefuls Talking About Election Security?
No candidate in the Democratic presidential primary race has been asked about election integrity during the debate, leaving activists concerned that the lack of national attention could impact the outcome of the 2020 election.
Cyber Armies Are on the March
The current reality may be far more dangerous than past nuclear threats: Richard Clarke, the first White House official placed in charge of US cybersecurity policy, looks at the dangers of cyber warfare today.
Activists to Congress: Secure Elections or Risk a Repeat of 2016
Democrats and election integrity activists are sounding the alarms for election security measures before 2020 after a bombshell report on Russian interference in 2016.