Huawei will reportedly sue the US government this weekIt may be an attempt to force the US to be more public about its complaints. By S. Dent, 03.04.2019
Income, tax and immigration data stolen in Healthcare.gov breach75,000 people were affected, including children.By A. Dellinger, 11.09.2018
Trump administration suggests firmer controls on data privacyThe NTIA is seeking public comments on its consumer protection proposals.By K. Holt, 09.25.2018
FBI reportedly advising companies to ditch Kaspersky appsThe law enforcement agency has met with firms in the energy and tech sectors.By S. Shah, 08.21.2017
Judge sides with Twitter in lawsuit against the US governmentTwitter sued the US government over the right to reveal how many national security requests it gets.By M. Moon, 07.06.2017
Telegram founder says US government tried to bribe developersPavel Durov says officials twice tried to influence members of staff.By M. Brian, 06.15.2017
Trump could convert government news agencies to propaganda machinesA new change could eliminate objectivity in the nation's international news operations.By A. Dalton, 12.12.2016
Yahoo reportedly gave US government access to all users' emails (updated)The company built custom software to let officials search incoming messages.By E. Alvarez, 10.04.2016
US government outlines its policy on self-driving carsThe DOT hopes it can prevent a patchwork of state laws.By M. Moon, 09.20.2016
The government spends billions maintaining archaic IT systemsSome of the tech dates back over 50 years and there's no indication of it being replaced anytime soon. By T. Seppala, 05.27.2016
Coursera teams up with State Department on series of MOOC-based 'learning hubs' around the worldBy D. Melanson, 10.31.2013