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    National cybersecurity efforts still stalled

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    March 09, 2013

    How the U.S. plans to defend the nation’s critical infrastructure from hackers and other attackers still remains in limbo – again. As in 2012, legislators seem no closer to defining what safeguards can and will be implemented to prevent military and commercial networks from being breached.  At…


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    Should Trump be indicted?

    Georgia GOP wants more control over prosecutors just as charges are being weighed against Trump

    Travis Gettys
    February 04, 2023

    As Donald Trump is facing possible indictment in Fulton County, some of Georgia's most powerful Republicans want to give the state more power to control and remove district attorneys.

    A pair of bills introduced Thursday by state Reps. Houston Gaines and Joseph Gullett follow up on calls from Gov. Brian Kemp and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones to bring "accountability" to local prosecutors, but the legislators insist the bill has nothing to do with the criminal investigation by district attorney Fani Willis into the former president's efforts to overturn his election loss in the state, reported the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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    Author of new Trump book could get disbarred

    Rodric Hurdle-Bradford
    February 04, 2023

    The author of the highly anticipated forthcoming book 'People vs Donald Trump' is facing serious consequences for his in-depth recount of the attempted prosecution of the former President.

    Mark Pomerantz is the author and former Manhattan District Attorney Special Prosecutor who gained national notoriety when he resigned after the Manhattan District Attorney didn't perform up to his standards, as he has already caused a stir by expressing his opinion that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg made many mistakes in prosecuting Trump.

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    Woman ripped off immigrants by posing as government agent: feds

    Travis Gettys
    February 04, 2023

    A Texas woman has been charged with impersonating a federal employee to defraud immigrants.

    Ana Hernandez was charged with 10 counts of wire fraud and one count of impersonating an employee of the U.S. government after she allegedly posed as a Citizenship and Immigration Services worker to rip off at least 20 victims, reported Border Report.

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