Travel logistics can be tricky amid March Madness whirlwind
Holy Cross found out Sunday it would face second-seeded Maryland in the women’s NCAA Tournament.
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Solving The AppSec Dilemma Across the Entire SDLC
Why organizations should adopt an integrated and continuous approach to application security education By Amy Baker, Security Education Evangelist, Security Journey The software supply chain is under increasing threat. With […]
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Jenin: Four Palestinians killed in Israeli raid
The dead include at least two senior militants and a 16-year-old boy, Palestinian officials say.
China would be among first paid under GOP debt limit plan, Treasury Secretary Yellen says
A GOP plan to pay off certain debts to avoid default instead of passing a debt ceiling bill is a “dangerous idea,” said Yellen.
Commentary: US drone downing in Russian jet encounter raises questions of lawfulness on both ends
It would not matter from the perspective of international law whether the United States was using the MQ-9 drone to spy on military activities inside Russia, says this law professor.
Freetown Peninsula, Sierra Leone
Emerging from the pandemic with the backing of the World Bank to help promote the West African nation’s rich tourism potential—with diverse wildlife, world-class surfing waves, the vibey coastal capital of Freetown, and a brand new airport—all odds are on Sierra Leone to explode on the adventure travel scene. The time to go is now.…
Israelis Rally Against Government’s Judiciary Overhaul Plan
Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to protest the government’s plan to take greater control over the country’s courts.
Misguided Legislature keeps chipping away at Public Records Act
Ever persistent, legislators have now devised a fancy new avoidance of the Public Records Act: “Legislative privilege,” they call it.
Marjorie Taylor Greene says claims that Putin wants to extend invasion further into Europe are ‘lies’
Georgia congresswoman has previously been accused of parroting ‘Russian propaganda’
Keep cameras on scofflaws at illegal dumping hot spots in Seattle
Motion-activated cameras are needed throughout the city to deter would-be illegal dumpers and catch those who could care less about the cleanliness of city.