U.S. House approves legislation to ban TikTok if parent company does not sell social media app
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Last weekend, the U.S. House voted to ban TikTok if parent company ByteDance does not sell it to an approved buyer.
Search Results for national security
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Down with Big Brother: Warrantless surveillance makes a mockery of the Constitution
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The government long ago sold us out to the highest bidder. The highest bidder, by the way, has always been the Deep State.
Political operative who defended ‘Redskins’ name raises issue with candidate’s flag photo
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This week’s dumb political controversy of the week, involving Eugene Vindman and a flag, is among the dumber ones you’ll come across.
Why Israel should take its time to retaliate against Iran in shadow war
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Iran’s aerial attack on Israel in retaliation for the latter’s attack on the Iranian diplomatic mission in Syria that killed six Iranian top military commanders, including a senior general, has changed the dynamic of the Israeli-Iranian shadow war.
VT graduate, Blacksburg native Mehul Sanghani to speak at university’s commencement
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Virginia Tech graduate Mehul Sanghani will deliver the keynote address at the school’s commencement ceremony on May 10.
Warner, Kaine legislation would protect communities from gun violence
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Today is the 17th anniversary of the tragic shooting at Virginia Tech which took 32 lives. New legislation would protect communities.
Tyranny by the numbers: The government wants your money any way it can get it
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The government wants your money. It will beg, steal or borrow if necessary, but it wants your money any way it can get it.
Benjamin Netanyahu is unfit to serve: 10 reasons that he must resign, now
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Benjamin Netanyahu is writing and directing Israel’s darkest chapter. Each day he remains in power, he is preventing an end to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The government wants to play god. What does that mean for our freedoms?
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The government wants to play god. It wants the power to decide who lives or dies and whose rights are worthy of protection.
Spanberger-led legislation would protect Americans from risks of AI-generated fraud, crime
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U.S. foreign adversaries are capitalizing on advancements in AI, including state-backed hackers from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran.
