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In the march and left from Little Flower high school for girls in hunting park this morning. There are 3,000 people from the philadelphia archdiocese who signed up to go. We hope going down there will inspire people to know its not right for them to kill the children. Kids have right like us, even though they are unborn, everyone has rights. Lets go back live now to the nations capital. Reporter hi there rick, just like in philadelphia its a blustery day here in washington, d. C. , but that has not deterred the marchers and President Trump tweeted out they have his full support but he is not e...

Cyber summits were held this past week in Michigan and Kansas, and hot topics ranged from workforce development to ransomware to growing global cyber threats. Here’s a rundown.

Changes in California’s technology leadership at the state and county levels were among the headlines in 2021 for <i>Techwire</i> readers. Here’s an overall look at key IT executive changes across the U.S.

All year, we track chief information officers, data officers, security officers and more as they move in and out of government agencies at states, counties and cities across the country. Here's our 2021 roundup.<br/>

Daily Times July 18, 2021 Cuba’s President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Saturday denounced what he said was a false narrative over unrest on the Caribbean island, as the Communist regime vigorously pushed back against suggestions of historically widespread discontent. “What the world is seeing of Cuba is a lie,” Diaz-Canel said, speaking during a rally alongside ex-president Raul Castro and before thousands of supporters who had gathered on the Malecon, Havana’s famed oceanfront boulevard. The rally, and similar ones in other cities, constituted the regime’s first public response to the ant...