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Security experts testified to Congress ahead of a looming 2025 deadline for national compliance that the National Institute of Standards and Technology is better

Security experts testified to Congress that the National Institute of Standards and Technology is better placed than the Transportation Security Administration to

The 2021 law has a "chilling effect" on teachers, opponents say. The state argues that the law allows teachers freedom to talk about discrimination and teach that it is wrong

/PRNewswire/ -- Training Industry today announced its selections for the 2023 Top Training Companies™ lists for the IT & Technical Training sector of the...

State disavows its own idea that professors can’t discuss reproductive rights, but wary faculty persist with lawsuit

In a lengthy opinion filed on Thursday, Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador (R) wrote that the state’s No Public Funds for Abortion Act (NPFAA), a statute that was first adopted in 2021, doesn’t prohibit professors from speaking about abortion in certain contexts. The opinion comes about three months after six Idaho university professors and two teachers’ unions that work across the University of Idaho, Boise State University, and Idaho State University filed a lawsuit...

If a student group voices support for a foreign terrorist organization, is it breaking the law? That’s what Gov. Ron DeS

PolitiFact | DeSantis said the group gave “material support to terrorism.” Here’s what to know.

Law enforcement's growing use of roving surveillance robots and robotic dogs has drawn criticism from communities and privacy advocates.

The American Civil Liberties Union, one of the most vocal critics of Donald Trump during his four years in the Oval Office, is now siding with the former president's position that a gag order against him is "unconstitutionally overbroad."