The White House has doubled down on its condemnation of Russian targeting of Ukrainian civilians as war crimes, describing recent events including a missile strike on a railway station as “cruel and criminal and evil” – but stopping short of classifying the brutal attacks as genocide. Joe Biden’s national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, took to… Read More »
The White House has set a goal to modernize federal cyber defenses over the next several years using a “zero trust” approach, and agencies just delivered their initial plans to the Office of Management and Budget. The plans describe how each agency proposes to adopt various zero trust approaches and capabilities by the end of… Read More »
Dear Quentin, I would like your advice on giving a hard-money loan to the man I’ve been dating for five years. He pressed me on this issue three years ago. I didn’t do the loan then, and it was a serious issue between us. The term of the loan that he secured with a third… Read More »
If you’re looking for a house but haven’t found the perfect one, you might be wondering what it would take to build a brand-new home of your own. Building a house might be less expensive than you think, and there are several financing options available to help. However, construction costs have been soaring recently due… Read More »
Rep. Gayann DeMordaunt sponsored HB 666, citing “increasingly frequent exposure of our children to obscene pornographic materials.” A bill that could open employees at schools, museums and libraries to a maximum $1,000 fine and a year in jail for “disseminating material harmful to minors” easily passed the Idaho House Monday. House Bill 666 would remove… Read More »
A year after Colorado’s legislature overhauled crime laws, lawmakers are working to roll back a portion of the legislation that effectively eased the ability of individuals convicted of a wide array of felony offenses to possess a gun. One of the bill’s sponsors said last year’s crime overhaul went too far, and law enforcement advocates… Read More »