U.S. Gas Stations Run Out Of Fuel After Colonial Pipeline Is Hacked
Gas Stations In Multiple U.S. States Began To Run Out Of Gas After Georgia-Based Colonial Pipeline, Had A Cyberattack This Weekend.
Gas Stations In Multiple U.S. States Began To Run Out Of Gas After Georgia-Based Colonial Pipeline, Had A Cyberattack This Weekend.
While Gasoline Prices Haven’t Seen A Large Increase In Tennessee, The Effect Of The Colonial Pipeline Shutdown Has Been Felt As More Consumers Have Headed To Gas Stations Throughout The Southeast.
Wyoming Is Joining 20 Other States In A Lawsuit Seeking To Overturn The Decision To Cancel The Keystone XL Pipeline Project.
Economists Warn Of Consequences Of Pipeline Shutdown, From Lost Jobs To Increase Of Price Of Fuel & Petroleum Derivatives To Heavier Environmental Toll.
Energy policy isn’t the simplicity of soundbites. “Cancel Keystone” is a bumper sticker, not the decision of a serious politician who sees the real world fallout of jobs and geopolitics let alone the increase in emissions that will result. This is just the beginning of an energy agenda that will cripple us on so many levels: jobs, cost of living, and opportunity. It will hurt our critical allies in Canada and Europe. It will benefit our enemies, Russia and China. And it will do absolutely nothing for the environment.
Significant Changes Could Be On The Horizon For Tennessee Teaching Licensure Testing Requirements.
Op-Ed: The History Of Tennessee Public Schools Should Force A Basic Civic Question: If Public Education Is The Largest Public Institution Most Tennessee Families Interact With, Why Do So Many Of The Most Influential Agendas Arrive Through Private Channels That Voters Cannot Meaningfully Audit At The Ballot Box?
The Tennessee General Assembly Session, Ending Last Thursday, Produced A Slate Of New Legislation Targeting Immigration Status; Many Of The Policies Were Crafted In Collaboration With White House Advisor Stephen Miller.
Op-Ed: Artificial Intelligence Is No Longer Just Generating Deepfakes And Robocalls. It Is Now Writing And Testing Computer Code, Helping Attackers Search For Weaknesses In The Software That Runs Everything From Banks To Hospitals AND Elections. National Security And Election Security Experts Warn That AI Doesn’t Create Brand New Threats So Much As Supercharges The Ones We Already Knew About, Especially Hidden Flaws In Voting Machines, Electronic Pollbooks, And Voter Registration Systems.
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