Modern warfare has become increasingly advanced, with cyberattacks providing a powerful and complex way to attack both offensively and defensively. While cyber operations have traditionally

Democrats Unveil New Federal Online Privacy Pill, Promising Tough Penalties for Data Abuse

Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington State, the top Democrat

The Bayh-Dole Act of 1980 allows small businesses and non-profit organizations such as universities to retain ownership of inventions made with federal funding and profit

Global Blood secures FDA approval for new pill to treat sickle cell disease

Global Blood Therapeutics, an international pharmaceutical company, was given an

Housing discrimination lawsuits are about to become much harder to prove.

Imagine if the auto industry successfully lobbied lawmakers to give them a complete defense from

Twitter released revised rules regarding advertising political content today. The rules come in

Despite its evocative name, “web scraping” is just a blitz of electrical impulses zipping across fiber at approximately the speed of light. Not so easy

A detective in Florida recently announced the approval of a warrant to search consumer DNA company GEDmatch’s full

What do presidential candidates and adult film stars have in common?

The answer is not some crude political joke you might hear at a bar, but

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has announced that Twitter will ban all political advertisements on its