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Security agency director urges governors to teach cybersecurity basics

Security agency director urges governors to teach cybersecurity basics

by Hannah Schoenbaum | Jan 31, 2022 | Featured, Science + Technology

WASHINGTON — As the nation’s governors consider how to spend funds from President Joe Biden’s bipartisan infrastructure law, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is encouraging investments in cybersecurity education for Americans of all...
New wave of Black women immortalized in American culture

New wave of Black women immortalized in American culture

by Jeannie Michele Kopstein | Jan 28, 2022 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — Acclaimed poet and writer Maya Angelou became the first Black woman to have her likeness featured on a quarter after the U.S. Mint released the newly minted coin on Jan. 10. The Maya Angelou coin is the first in a series of quarters to be released...
As financial institutions face increased digital security risks, Black-owned banks are fighting back

As financial institutions face increased digital security risks, Black-owned banks are fighting back

by Michael Korsh | Jan 28, 2022 | Business & Tech, Featured

WASHINGTON — As financial institutions have experienced a spike in pandemic-related fraud and cybercrime, minority-owned banks face an additional challenge: They’re often the only point of access for minority communities to participate in the economy. According...
Families press Snap to do more to curtail fentanyl sales to teens, saying recent changes don’t do enough

Families press Snap to do more to curtail fentanyl sales to teens, saying recent changes don’t do enough

by Andrew Marquardt | Jan 28, 2022 | Featured, Health

Amy Neville looked out through her sunglasses to a crowd of more than two dozen parents and activists that had gathered outside Snap, Inc.’s Santa Monica headquarters last Friday to demand the company do more to combat illicit drug sales on its platform. Holding...
Low-income schools more vulnerable to disasters, government report says

Low-income schools more vulnerable to disasters, government report says

by Emily Anderson Stern | Jan 28, 2022 | Education, Featured

WASHINGTON — More than three years after Hurricane Michael hit Florida, the rural Calhoun County School District in the Panhandle, whose students mostly come from low-income households, still hasn’t recovered. Children who had attended Blountstown...
Bipartisan efforts mount to expand EV infrastructure in rural America

Bipartisan efforts mount to expand EV infrastructure in rural America

by Katherine Huggins | Jan 27, 2022 | Business & Tech, Featured

WASHINGTON — Reps. Abigail Spanberger and Tom Rice are trying to make it easier for rural residents to charge electric vehicles and farm equipment. Spanberger, a Virginia Democrat, recently introduced legislation co-sponsored by South Carolina Republican Rice...
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