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Security Secretary Chris Tang on Tuesday warned that prison inmates are using treats such as chocolates to recruit followers and “build up forces” to endanger national security. Tang said these prisoners, whom he didn’t name, are either on remand because of alleged national security offences or are serving time for their involvement in the social…
Welcome back to Side View, a curated guide to new and overlooked content on politics, policy, and public affairs. This week, censorious royals, why has no one been prosecuted for 9/11, and more on the disastrous News Media Bargaining Code. The post The week in insecurity appeared first on Crikey.
Congress is moving to compel companies that operate critical infrastructure to inform federal officials of cyberattacks after years of relying on a patchy — and voluntary — reporting system that often left U.S. agencies in the dark. Some lawmakers want banks, oil and gas companies, tech providers, utilities and others to tell the top cybersecurity agency…
Children First Canada says young people will bear the brunt of the pandemic’s impact for years to come
Security Think Tank: A response to planned data protection changes
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Operation will require co-operation of international partners
Tripp, who’s played by Sarah Paulson, was a key figure in one of the most prolific political scandals of our time.
Minority Americans are turning to so-called decentralized financial products like cryptocurrency as a central part of their financial lives following decades of distrust in traditional banks. About 23 percent of Black and 17 percent of Hispanic Americans own cryptocurrency compared to 11 percent of whites, according to two Harris Poll-USA Today surveys of more than 2,000 U.S.…
MEXICO CITY (AP) — The decision establishes a historic precedent in the heavily Roman Catholic country. The post Mexico’s Supreme Court rules that abortion is not a crime appeared first on Religion News Service.
