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Federal Law Enforcement’s New Focus is on ‘Disruption’ of Cybercrime

A new approach to fighting cybercrime During the RSA Conference in San Francisco, U.S. Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco discussed the Department of Justice's new approach to fighting cybercrime. The approach prioritizes the prevention and disruption of cybercrime, in addition to traditional law enforcement tools to pursue

DHS Outlines Cyber Priorities in Release of Delayed Review

Homeland Security Review The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has outlined a long-awaited strategy document, the Quadrennial Homeland Security Review, which details how the department will respond to challenges such as the rise of cyberattacks on public and private sectors. The review points out that threats to the nation have

How Immigration Policy Shapes California's Economic Future

The American Dream California has long been a destination for immigrants from around the world, and immigration policy has played a significant role in shaping the state's politics and economy. With a large and diverse population of immigrants, California has often been at the forefront of national debates

DOJ Sues Google Again, Attacking Its Online Ad Dominance

DOJ Sues Google On Tuesday, the US Department of Justice and eight states filed a lawsuit against Google, alleging that the company's online advertising business has abused its monopoly power and harmed advertisers and publishers. The DOJ's complaint, which was filed in federal court in Virginia,

Governor Newsom Deploys National Guard to Combat San Francisco's Fentanyl Epidemic

Addressing the Fentanyl Crisis California Governor Gavin Newsom has directed the state National Guard and California Highway Patrol to help combat San Francisco's fentanyl trafficking crisis. The move comes as the city experiences a surge in drug overdoses, with more than 130 deaths reported in January and February

DeSantis Blasts Fed Chair Powell, Hinting at Presidential Campaign Strategy

Powell Backlash Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, is no stranger to criticism. He has faced scrutiny from the likes of Senator Elizabeth Warren and other populist-left lawmakers over his handling of inflation and the job market. However, now Powell is facing fresh criticism from the other end

FBI Probes Network Disruption at San Bernardino Sheriff's Dept.

FBI and the Department of Homeland Security get involved The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department experienced a "network disruption" to their electronic systems on Friday and has referred the problem to the FBI and Department of Homeland Security for investigation. The disruption, which was first detected

The Trump investigation is nearing its conclusion

According to three sources familiar with the matter, Christina Bobb, the attorney who signed a letter certifying that all sensitive records in former President Donald Trump's possession had been returned to the government, spoke to federal investigators Friday and named two other Trump attorneys involved in the case.

Civil rights groups file a lawsuit to block Newsom's plan for treating people with mental illness

A coalition of disability and civil rights advocates have filed a lawsuit with the California Supreme Court, seeking to halt the implementation of a new program called CARE Court (Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment). The program, which was announced by Governor Gavin Newsom in March, aims to address severe mental

The Department of Justice Provides Input on Lawsuit Regarding Robocalls in the 2020 Election

The U.S. Justice Department has weighed in on a civil lawsuit against two conservative political operatives accused of using robocalls to dissuade Black voters from taking part in the 2020 election. The department said Friday that defense lawyers for the two men were misinterpreting the Voting Rights Act, although