Humans seem to be terrible at creating and using strong passwords, let alone remembering them. Various technologies have popped up to alleviate those flaws, like password managers and two-factor authentication. The latter has been particularly popular especially with the rise of fingerprint and face recognition. Many, however, still use SMS as the second factor, which is just a half-step above … Continue reading
The former justice reportedly pulled Trump aside in 2017, saying his former clerk should be added to the list.
When you remove something that has been, for years, a standard fixture not to mention common practice, you can’t help if people start asking questions. When you do so silently with no subsequent explanation, then you can’t blame them for coming up with theories, even ones that don’t paint you in a positive light. That may be the situation that … Continue reading
It rolls back crucial protections for Native women. It also strips out LGBTQ protections and a gun safety provision.
The provost detailed the professor’s discriminatory views, but said letting him go would violate First Amendment rights.
“I can’t wait to see how history books cover 2019,” one Twitter user joked.
Trump signed the bill, which will extend funding through December 20, hours before government funding was set to expire.
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