In The News
For years, security experts have warned of an impending cyber Pearl Harbor: an attack so big and bold that it cripples U.S. infrastructure and demands a military response.
Sign ups for the Wildfire and Hurricane Indemnity Program (WHIP) is set to begin on July 16th. There may be some speculation as to how these payments will flow down to the growers. However according to U.S. Congressman of Florida’s 3rd District, Ted Yoho, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue and his staff at the U.S.
A cyberspace ambassador. An exchange program between government and private security experts. A cyber blue-ribbon commission based on nuclear age strategy.
These are among the scattershot of proposals that Congress has considered this week as lawmakers attempt to articulate a national cybersecurity strategy in the face of continued digital hostility from Russia and China.
WASHINGTON — As Washington pauses its "maximum pressure" campaign while negotiating for the denuclearization of North Korea, it is essential to push the international community to continue pre-summit sanctions on Pyongyang, said a U.S. congressman.
The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation aimed at protection of industrial control systems from cyber attacks. The bill presented by Don Bacon (U.S. Representative for Nebraska) was passed in a voice vote Monday, June 25, 2018.
The “Century of Humiliation” describes a period in Chinese history from the mid-19th to mid-20th centuries, when China was diplomatically and militarily dominated by Western colonial powers. Ending at the close of the Chinese Civil War and the establishment of the People’s Republic of China, the Century remains a major component of “modern China’s founding narrative.”
President Trump’s national security team is closely monitoring North Korea’s Sohae Satellite Launching Ground, which North Korea leader Kim Jong-un promised to dismantle during the Singapore summit, a White House official said Wednesday.
Chinese President Xi Jinping would like to preserve “a nuclear North Korea” as “a perpetual threat” to the U.S., a leading House Republican warned Wednesday.
NDIANAPOLIS — Not everybody is happy about proposed legislation that would give livestock haulers some permanent relief from hours-of-service and electronic logging device requirements.
Now they’re going to have jobs in Marion Oaks.’
The County Commission on Tuesday accepted the state Department of Economic Opportunity’s plan to put up $5.5 million to help development of the Cross Florida Commerce Park on County Road 484 west of Interstate 75.
The money will be used to widen CR 484, build a road into the property, and extend utility lines.