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Ana Campoy

Cybersecurity

Democrats Just Filed a Lawsuit Accusing the Trump Campaign of Helping Russia Disrupt the 2016 Election

The Democratic party is also suing Russia's armed forces and WikiLeak's Julian Assange.

Digital Government

Forget Fixing NAFTA. Give Rural Americans Broadband Internet and Clean Water

The manufacturing era Trump is seeking to recreate has been killed by globalization and technological change.

Policy

Trump Is Quietly Swamping Visa Applicants in Extra Paperwork

The H-1B visa allows American companies to hire skilled foreign workers.

Digital Government

A Three-Day-Old Crowdsourcing Website Is Helping Volunteers Save Lives in Hurricane-Hit Houston

The site lets people in need register their location.

Digital Government

Trump’s Multibillion-Dollar Border Wall Wouldn’t Stop This $5,000 Drone

Earlier this month, border patrol agents intercepted a methamphetamine shipment that had been dropped off via drone on the U.S. side of the border.

Digital Government

U.S. Will Ban Laptops on 180 International Airlines Unless They Meet Mysterious New Security Rules

If the airlines fail to enforce the new standards, the U.S. could bar all large personal electronic devices from their planes.

Digital Government

A US Federal Court Just Used Donald Trump’s Own Tweets to Block His Travel Ban

The proposed policy, which would bar travelers from six majority Muslim countries from entering the US, has been under court review for months.

Digital Government

US Border Patrol Agents Are on Pace to Catch Nine Undocumented Immigrants Each in All of 2017

March had the smallest number of border apprehensions since 1999, according to publicly available records.

Digital Government

The Innovative Suitcase Lab That Could Fight the Zika Virus

The whole thing weighs less than 44 pounds and is operated with a laptop.

Modernization

BlackBerry’s 'End-to-End Security' Didn’t Do El Chapo Any Favors

The notorious criminal was busted after his BlackBerry messages were obtained by the Mexican government.

Digital Government

Feds Expand Iris Scans at Southern Border

Up to now, U.S. border officials have had no way of knowing who overstays, because while they check everyone who comes into the country legally, they don’t keep a record of who leaves by land for Mexico.