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Whats next . Guest well those hearings i think were very helpful at educating members of the committee and other members of congress and the general public about the importance of this issue. Interestingly we have already scheduled a hearing on encryption before the apple fbi controversy broke out to the publics attention and we were right thing pleased with the presentation made by all of the witnesses at the hearing but i think the number one thing that comes across is encryption is a good thing and a very important thing and we have got to find our way through this not be weakening encrypti...

Safety and privacy, because encryption is a tool used to keep people safe, to keep information about unsafe, to keep their property safe, and therefore needs to be a critical part of how we move forward. The Judiciary Committee has long played a role in dealing with these issues from both a technology standpoint and from the Law Enforcement standpoint, and we will continue to do that. The energy and Commerce Committee also have a keen interest in this, so we will work in a collaborative effort, between the two committees and in a very bipartisan fashion to continue to develop a record on this ...

Strikes down the ban on unions. For the First Time Ever the u. S. Government has filed charges against specific officials in a Foreign Government accusing them of corporate cyber spying. A top official said this type of espionage is the new normal. A federal grand jury indicted five chinese u. S. Military officials for espionage. They targeted industries from Nuclear Power to solar to energy. What is likely to come from the charges . Reporter its unlikely theyll ended up in court in the, and may not slow down the chinese. The Justice Department says this move sends a message that enough is eno...

WELLSVILLE — The holiday season officially came to an end — in the village at least — at Monday night's village board meeting with the distribution of the holiday meter

WELLSVILLE — Nearly $15,284 has been given away to non-profit charities over the last eight years by the village board, and this year, the Wellsville Development Corp. will be the