Federal Judge Warns Foreign Hackers Could Target Election Cases

‘Now is a time when everyone in the judiciary needs to stay alert,’ said U.S. Circuit Judge Michael Scudder. A federal appeals court judge has warned members of the U.S. federal judiciary to guard against possible cyberattacks by foreign adversaries who may interfere in election-related cases. U.S. Circuit Judge Michael Scudder, who chairs a committee

Slotkin Raked In Thousands From Pharma-Backed PACs While Attacking Opponent for Drug Industry Donations

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Elissa Slotkin, who has been slamming her opponent for taking donations from the pharma industry, raked in over $90,000 from candidate political action committees backed by drug and medical companies since last year. Slotkin, a U.S. House member, received the donations from five leadership PACs that, in turn, took in $487,000

‘Significant Confusion,’ ‘Lack of Supervision,’ and ‘Delayed Notification’: IG Report Skewers State Department’s Handling of Robert Malley Suspension

The State Department grossly mishandled its suspension of scandal-plagued Iran envoy Robert Malley, allowing him to continue accessing classified documents and sensitive data after he was disciplined, according to an inspector general report reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon. The department’s assistant inspector general gathered Senate staffers Wednesday afternoon for a closed-door briefing on the