Hackers reportedly linked to Iran may have breached fuel monitoring systems at gas stations across the U.S. The really comforting part? Some of these systems were allegedly sitting online without password protection, according to reporting from CNN, Newsweek, and Security Magazine. Not “elite cyber warfare.” Not “Mission Impossible.” Nope, it’s more like leaving the keys … Read more
One of the contributing factors to the first Russian Revolution in February/March 1917 (depending on which calendar one follows) was the influence of the monk Rasputin on the Romanov Royal Family. Brought in to help the Tsar and Tsarina’s son cope with his hemophilia, the monk’s success in helping “treat” the boy allowed him to … Read more
Ten out of Fifteen Arizona Counties have lost major election officials thanks in part to MAGA-Trumpist intimidation efforts. Updates need to be made to election cybersecurity to ensure no foreign or domestic interference at the ballot. Helping get vital electoral information to voters. Strengthening Arizona’s economy by making it easier for small businesses to function. … Read more
Kris Mayes would like to be the People of Arizona’s Lawyer as the Grand Canyon State’s next Attorney General. A former political journalist with the Phoenix Gazette and the Arizona Republic and a Magna Cum Laude Graduate from the Arizona State University College of Law, Ms. Mayes served on the Arizona Corporation Commission from 2003 … Read more
Putting people first may be the theme of the Biden/Harris Proposed $1.5 trillion discretionary federal budget. Discretionary because the figures do not take into account Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and interest on the National Debt. It also does not include numbers for the American Jobs Plan. Advocates for public education, clean energy, environmental protection, combatting … Read more