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MRC Free Speech America has exposed NewsGuard for its rank bias in favor of the left, but a new lawsuit reveals more information about an alleged conspiracy between the flawed media ratings firm and the Pentagon to censor speech online.

Nilay Patel talks with cybersecurity reporter Joseph Menn about the SolarWinds hack, why it’s significant, and if President Biden’s national security can prevent an attack in the future.

This was Media Literacy Week, and the Chicago Tribune’s contribution was an op-ed by the executive editor of NewsGuard, a supposed warrior against media misinformation.

The last of the U.S. Army bases named for a Confederate general was formally introduced as Fort Eisenhower Friday. Army Secretary Christine Wormuth arrived at the Augusta, Georgia, installation in a vintage World War II Jeep like the ones used to cart around war hero and 32nd president Dwight D. Eisenhower, according to Task & Purpose. Eisenhower commanded Allied Forces battling the Axis ...

Georgia’s Fort Gordon was re-designated Fort Eisenhower on Friday, becoming the last of nine Army posts to be stripped of their former Confederate general names.

The last of the U.S Army bases named for a Confederate general was formally introduced as Fort Eisenhower Friday. Army Secretary Christine Wormuth arrived at the Augusta, Ga., installation in a vintage World War II Jeep like the ones used to cart around war hero and 32nd president Dwight D. Eisenhower, according to Task & Purpose. Eisenhower commanded Allied Forces battling the Axis powers in ...

Washington (AFP) Oct 27, 2023 - The United States on Friday dropped a Confederate generals name from the last of nine bases that honored figures from pro-slavery breakaway southern states, renaming it for former president and famed World War II commander Dwight D. Eisenhower.

The Australian Defence Force has facilitated its first “classified-level” military cyber exercise with the US in Canberra this month.

ECS will add Microsoft Defender as an endpoint tool to the second version of its Army Endpoint Security Solution as part of capability improvements and upgrades, said Mark Maglin, ECS' vice president of Department of Defense cybersecurity. Maglin discussed in an interview his company's plan to accomplish the five-year, $430 million contract recompete it won from the U.S. Army Cyber Command in September 2022.