Why Paul Ryan terminated a Congressman from the Energy and Commerce Committee?
On Wednesday, the U.S House Speaker Paul Ryan said that he was removing an indicted congressman from the House Energy and Commerce Committee and prodded his chamber’s ethics panel to pursue a prompt and thorough investigation of the legislator. Ryan issued this statement
Data Security Bill for Small Businesses passed by the U.S Congress
The government of the United States doesn’t have the strongest cyber-security policy yet, but there is at least some progress on its front beyond what’s happening at security agencies. The U.S Senate has passed its version of the NIST Small Business Cyber-security Act.
Trump admired Prime Minister of Italy for his tough Immigration Policy
The U.S President Donald Trump admired hard-line strategy to the immigration of Giuseppe Conte during the first visit to the White House of newly-elected Prime Minister of Italy. Both leaders discussed their views regarding immigration and the global migrant issues during a joint
Did Russian Hackers target Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill?
The Daily Beast reported that Russian hackers targeted the campaign of Sen. Claire McCaskill in the first identified attempt of Kremlin to interrupt the midterm election season. But, this attack wasn’t successful; it is disgraceful that Russia thinks it can get away with
Tougher Car Emission Standards of California would end by Trump
The Trump administration is boiling over the Clean Air Act agreement that enables California to impose stricter car emissions standards. The state effectively determines the standards for the rest of the country, negating any federal attempts at rolling back anti-pollution efforts. Bloomberg has
European Commission warned about Trump’s tariffs on new cars
The European Commission has warned that the decision of U.S President Donald Trump to extend his trade war on imported cars might have a destructive economic impact. The United States imposed levies earlier this year of up to 25% on U.S imports of
FDA voluntary recalled Blood Pressure Medicine made in China
The U.S Food and Drug Administration announced a voluntary recall of an extensively suggested blood pressure medicine made in China. The FDA has refreshed fears regarding the safety of imported drugs. The agency has indicated that 3 companies are selling the generic drug
World leaders and their effective Twitter accounts: Report
A report has indicated that the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is one of the most active and influential world leaders on social media, especially on Twitter and Periscope. Erdoğan has a massive number of followers, likes, and follower engagement. Global public relations
Trump is now ready for a Military Operation in Venezuela
The U.S President has clearly said that Trump administration didn’t eliminate the military option to terminate the current government of Venezuela. It has been considered the U.S failure to eliminate the leadership of Venezuela using protests and people power. The foreign minister of
Comment System of FCC never suffered DDoS Attack
The comment system of FCC fell prone to a DDoS attack when it was seeking net neutrality comments, but investigators have only confirmed apprehensions. A report from the Inspector General of the agency has indicated that there wasn’t any evidence of such an