Republicans Raise The Alarm About Chinese Spying At Domestic Military Bases
U.S. House Lawmakers Are Raising Concerns About Increased Reports Of Chinese Spying Near U.S. Military Bases.
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Election Integrity Group Tries To Halt Purchasing Rush For Williamson County Voting System, Machines Without First Studying All Options
While The Williamson County Election Commission Is Rushing To Sign A Contract To Purchase New Election Voting Equipment For County Elections, A Citizen-Driven Group Is Trying To Slow Down The Process So That Greater Due Diligence, Fiduciary Cost Studies And A Comprehensive Appraisal Of Current Voting Machine-Heavy Systems And Other Voting Systems Involving Hand-Marked Paper Ballots And People Can Be Studied.
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Unemployment Payments Uncertain As Nine State’s Web Host Hacked
Residents Of Some States May Not Get Their Next Unemployment Checks On Time As A Vendor Cyberattack Has Shut Down Their Websites. Officials With The Tennessee Department Of Labor And Workforce Said They Cannot Access Data To Process Unemployment Claims.
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Bridgestone Factories Back Online 10 Days After Cyberattack
All Plants Operated By Bridgestone Americas Had Resumed Normal Operations By Wednesday — Ten Days After A Cyberattack Derailed Work At Factories Operated By The World’s Largest Tire Manufacturer In South And North American, Including Tennessee.
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Cyberattack Strikes Bridgestone Plants In TN – And All Of North & South America
A Cyberattack Hit Bridgestone Americas, Sidelining Factories In South And North America, Including Tennessee — Though Company Officials Declined To Detail Which Plants Or Offices Are Impacted, How Many Workers Have Been Asked To Stay Home Or The Extent To Which Its Operations Have Been Disrupted.
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Starbuck Targeted By Communist China For Outspoken Views
Robby Starbuck, Who Is Running To Represent Middle Tennessee For Congress In 2022, Reported In A Social Media Post On Friday That His Wife’s Phone Was Subject To An Attempted Hack From Communists In China.
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Senator Blackburn Introduces Federal Data Privacy Legislation
U.S. Senators Marsha Blackburn And Roger Wicker (R-Miss.) Have Introduced Legislation To Provide Americans With More Choice And Control Over Their Data And Direct Businesses To Be More Transparent And Accountable For Their Data Practices.
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Senate Republicans Urge Biden To Sanction China, Protect U.S. From Cyberattacks
U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn Along With Colleagues Urge Biden To Respond To The China’s State-Sponsored Cyberattacks With Sanctions Similar To Those Implemented Against Russian Entities. The Senators Also Demand Answers Regarding How The Administration Will Protect The U.S. From Further Cyberattacks.
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Not To Speak Is To Speak, Not To Act Is To Act
Edmund Burke once said, “All that is necessary for evil to succeed is that good men do nothing.” I know that America will not survive if good men do not stand up and say No! to the bad leaders in Knoxville, Tennessee and Washington.
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Biden-Putin Meeting Wide-Ranging But Garnered Little Progress
President Joe Biden And Russian President Vladimir Putin Discussed A Broad Range Of Issues But Had Little Substance To Show After A Summit In Geneva, Switzerland On Wednesday.
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