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GAO testimony warns that outdated infrastructure and widespread connectivity across nearly 170,000 water systems create exploitable entry points for malicious actors, while EPA's leadership role remains unclear amid shifting federal priorities.
Baltimore's Inspector General found the city paid $312,000 in administrative leave to departing employees since January 2024, including Mayor's office...
Minority Veterans of America filed suit claiming the VA's Dec. 31 rule violates the Administrative Procedures Act by reinstating a near-ban without...
Trump officials pushed a plan to ban voting machines in over half of U.S. states by classifying components as national-security risks, including a shift to hand-counted paper ballots, but it collapsed due to lack of evidence.
Minnesota has amended its lawsuit to accuse the Trump administration of causing the state $600M in costs from the ICE surge. This escalates the state-federal conflict over immigration enforcement expenses and legal accountability.
Regulators, Congress, and state attorneys general are turning their focus to opaque pricing models built on consumer data. The scrutiny frames these practices as a form of surveillance that demands oversight.
Maryland leads a wave of state surveillance pricing regulation with its new law targeting food retailers and third-party delivery providers, effective...
The Trump administration's latest declassified UAP release adds over 50 videos and documents of unresolved encounters, including a 2024 Coast Guard...
Open Society Foundations announced a $300 million pledge to defend democratic rights and advance economic security over five years. Critics have already flagged the timing of this major commitment from George Soros' network.
Minnesota DHS employee Fay Bernstein testified before the Senate about alleged fraud and retaliation inside the agency.
Secretary Rubio announced the ICE detention of Adys Lastres Morera, sister of GAESA's executive president, after revoking her residency.
The Secretary-General condemned Israel's establishment of military facilities at the UNRWA Sheikh Jarrah compound in East Jerusalem as a breach of UN...
A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department’s lawsuit against Wisconsin, ruling that the state’s refusal to release unredacted voter rolls with...
Federal agencies buy aggregated geolocation, web history, and vehicle data straight from commercial brokers, bypassing the individualized warrants...
The surveillance privacy lawsuit filed by former alderman Chris Wery has shifted from Brown County Circuit Court to the U.S. District Court for the...
The 18 federal intelligence community agencies maintain guidance that provides protections to service members.
