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An armed man arrested near Kavanaugh's home was charged with "attempts to kidnap or murder, or threatens to assault, kidnap or murder" the justice, according to a charging document in the case.

An armed man arrested near Kavanaugh's home was charged with "attempts to kidnap or murder, or threatens to assault, kidnap or murder" the justice, according to a charging document in the case.

"Nobody had ever made a suggestion of election malfeasance," a Lake County official said.

The president proposed a tax floor of 15% for some businesses that now pay less, rather than a hike of the corporate rate to 28%, the Washington Post reported.

Tom Nides, a former state department official who has strong political ties and is close to Biden, has emerged as the likely pick.

New SolarWinds consultant Alex Stamos became one of the first public figures to attribute the massive hacking campaign against SolarWinds to the Russian foreign intelligence service, or SVR. Stamos said Thursday that the SVR—also known as APT29 or Cozy Bear—excels at covering its tracks and quietly exfiltrating information from victims so it’s not noticed. Stamos, who was Facebook’s security chief, started last month as an independent consultant at SolarWinds, working alongside ex-Cyber...

Alex Stamos Attributes SolarWinds Hack To Russian Intel Service New SolarWinds consultant Alex Stamos says the Russian foreign intelligence service is responsible for the massive hacking effort, although SolarWinds itself isn’t attributing the attacks to a specific group or nation. By Michael Novinson February 04, 2021, 03:01 PM EST New SolarWinds consultant Alex Stamos became one of the first public figures to attribute the massive hacking campaign against S...

Feds Had Years of Warnings About Potential Nuclear Hack Erin Banco, Adam Rawnsley © Provided by The Daily Beast Alastair Pike/AFP via Getty Officials have raised concerns for years about the potential that networks associated with the Department of Energy were susceptible to cyber breaches from foreign adversaries, according to four current and former officials. Now such a breach has taken place. On Thursday, the Department of Energy announced that it was responding to a “c...