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Whitehouse Pushes Justice Dept. to Support Controversial Donor Disclosure Rule DOJ traditionally avoids switching sides in Supreme Court cases between administrations Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D., R.I.) / Getty Images Kevin Daley • February 9, 2021 5:50 pm SHARE Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D., R.I.) and a group of Democratic lawmakers are urging the Justice Department to buck tradition and withdraw the Trump administration-backed challenge to a controversial California rule that would require charities to disclose their donors to the state’s attorney general. Critics say the rule, whi...

Vote-by-mail spurred controversy, fraud charges and maybe the Capitol riot. Now it may become federal law. Updated Jan 31, 2021; Posted Jan 31, 2021 Rep. Andy Kim, left, talks to fellow Rep. Tom Malinowski at a reception prior to 2020 New Jersey Chamber of Commerce congressional dinner in Washington. Aristide Economopoulos | NJ Advance Media Facebook Share Congressional Democrats plan to use their new-found majorities to permanently expand vote-by mail after an election that saw both record turnout and former President Donald Trump’s failed attempts to block New Jersey and other states fr...

Almost one third of Irish office workers (30pc) say they feel more vulnerable to cybersecurity attacks when homeworking, according to a survey of 500 office workers carried out by Censuswide on behalf of Data Solutions. More than half (57pc) of respondents say their company has not provided additional security training to prepare them for working from home and a similar proportion say they use their own personal devices to work from home. Furthermore, a fifth say they have shared or stored work documents on personal devices, which could leave companies vulnerable on GDPR compliance and cybers...

Updated / Thursday, 10 Dec 2020 09:28 31% of office workers said they noticed an increase in cybersecurity threats when homeworking - survey New research from Datasolutions has found that 30% of Irish office workers feel more vulnerable in terms of cybersecurity when working from home.  The study - conducted by Censuswide and involving over 500 Irish office workers - also found that only half of organisations implemented additional security measures to protect staff working from home.  57% of workers said their company did not provide any specific security training to them for working from...

Their candidates and a lot of states have done that things are getting better at the state level. since 2010, we have seen 17 states increase their contribution limits. and, of course, there are about 11 states that have no limits at all. steve: interesting stuff. david keating, press of the institut --president for the ine for free speech. thank you very much. >> you are welcome. thank you. steve: what do you think about that? email us at friends@foxnews.com or tweet us and we are also on facebook. todd piro is having breakfast with friends in iowa. he is up next. it looks delicious already. ...