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Idaho man who pointed rifle at federal agents during Bundy Ranch standoff says he was the key architect behind a bill that would redefine domestic terrorism in Idaho | Opinion

To this day the case remains unsolved.

To this day the case remains unsolved.

Research shows the Unabomber's actions were driven by anti-technology beliefs, not environmentalism, challenging the 'eco-terrorist' label.

Idaho’s District 26 representatives—Sen. Ron Taylor, D-Hailey, Rep. Ned Burns, D-Bellevue, and Rep. Jack Nelsen. R-Jerome—will host two town hall meetings in the Wood River Valley on Saturday, Feb. 3.

The University of Connecticut College of Engineering has issued an apology for a cybersecurity lab that included the name of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooter.   The assignment, which entailed using increasingly challenging methods to obtain the passwords of criminal actors, included the shooter’s name as one of the users in the “darknet server” that…

'Mind vs. Machine,' a new docuseries on artificial intelligence, is in the works from filmmakers Steve James and Alex Gibney, among others.

Poet, art critic, curator, and musician Jeffrey Grunthaner’s first full-length poetry collection Paracelsus’ Trouble With Sundays is a book like no other I have ever known, one that truly must be seen to be believed.

Steve James will tackle AI in docuseries Mind vs. Machine, which has Alex Gibney on board as a producer.

The University of Connecticut School of Engineering is apologizing for a cybersecurity assignment that named the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooter. School of Engineering Dean Kazem Kazerounian issued an apology Tuesday night after he said students raised concerns about the use of the shooter’s name in a “hypothetical cybersecurity scenario presented in a UConn computer science engineering ...