The Iowa Democratic Party Did the Opposite of What It Should Have Done to Secure Its Disastrous App
Hiding the details of how a computer system works does nothing to make it more secure; election systems should instead rely on “open design.”
Hiding the details of how a computer system works does nothing to make it more secure; election systems should instead rely on “open design.”
Senate Finance Committee Democrats tried to eliminate the provision, but when both chambers voted on the package, several Democrats did not know it existed.
On war policy, Trump has proven less murderous than George W. Bush and more of a war criminal than Jimmy Carter. So far.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis faces a question Democratic leaders across the country must grapple with, as budget pressures force a reckoning.
Bloomberg has spent $50 million on the delegate-rich state, where his campaign has worked hard to control messaging in recent days.
Children are being detained by Mexican authorities and sent back to a migrant camp where conditions are ripe for the spread of the virus.
The handwritten notes represent an archive of the Covid-19 crisis in Arizona detention centers, where hundreds of immigrants and staff have tested positive.
While the number of flu cases and deaths are estimates, Covid-19 cases and deaths are documented only if there is a positive result on a lab test.
The report from Richard Bright reveals a new villain in the tragic saga of the administration’s mismanagement of the coronavirus crisis: Robert Kadlec.
The prison economy has been a lifeline for rural communities for decades, but that lifeline has transformed into a vector for coronavirus.
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