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It's part of a roadmap for 'minimal disruption' caused by COVID-19.

The bill dictates that public info released by federal agencies should be "machine-readable."

It's not great news for privacy advocates.

Google, Microsoft and Oracle executives will reportedly be in attendance.

It suggests glaring security policy problems with his iPhones.

The Trump administration wants Facebook and Twitter reps to attend as well.

It's not quite a denial, however.

The military can now engage in day-to-day operations to prevent attacks.

Officials are looking to give consumers more control but also limit state efforts.

It's raised over $10M in five days from 250,000 donors.

The White House already vowed to squash it.

The tariff won't affect televisions, smartphones and most other consumer tech.

John Kelly's phone was breached when he served as Secretary of Homeland Security.

The US Justice Department is appealing a ruling that said it was illegal.

No, you can't block a zero-day.

ZTE might have to pay a hefty price to continue business.

John Bolton puts a big “Hack Me” sign on America’s back.

The White House stays light on regulation, despite recent concerns.

They'll discuss government support for AI research and regulations.

Even the covers are almost identical.