Technology
Cyberattack Targets Water Systems in Minnesota
Cyberattack Disrupts Water Systems On a recent Monday morning in Braham, Minnesota, a local water operator noticed that a pump was not functioning at the treatment plant. This issue raised concerns about water availability for
Concerns Over New CT Scanners in Airport Security
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is implementing computed tomography (CT) scanning devices at airport security checkpoints. These devices offer a 3D view of the contents in carry-on luggage, unlike the older 2D images provided by
Rising Concerns Over Data Centers in Kentucky
In the United States, finding common ground on issues is rare. Yet, a wave of discontent has emerged concerning data centers, drawing together varied perspectives. On July 27, 2026, a group opposing data centers disrupted
Rise in Skimming Scams and How to Protect Yourself
The use of skimming devices is growing, according to the U.S. Secret Service. These devices capture account details and PINs from bank and government benefits cards. They can be installed quickly on debit and credit
Controversy Surrounding Flock Safety’s ALPR Cameras
Flock Safety operates a vast network of automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras strategically placed on roads, intersections, and neighborhood entrances. These cameras capture license plate data, vehicle color, make, model, and other identifiable details.
Cyberattacks and the Vulnerability of Centralized Systems
Recent cyberattacks on water systems in several states reveal the threats to cyber physical systems supporting critical infrastructure. The frequency of these attacks leads most people to overlook them unless they affect their daily lives.
Concerns Over Full Deployment of CT Scanners in Airports
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is advancing towards a complete rollout of computed tomography (CT) scanners at airport security checkpoints. This move aims to enhance the security screening process. CT scanners offer a significant upgrade
Inside the Hydrogen-Powered Car that Shattered the World Land-Speed Record
In a significant achievement, a hydrogen-powered vehicle has set a new world land-speed record. This breakthrough in automotive engineering demonstrates both speed and innovation, shaping the future of sustainable transportation. The Record-Breaking Vehicle The car,
Debate over AI’s Impact on Jobs Intensifies
In recent months, prominent Democrats like Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont have expressed concerns about the potential impact of artificial intelligence on employment. Senator Sanders cautioned about the consequences AI might have on the job
Meta Faces Youth Safety Trial in California
The youth safety trial against Meta started Wednesday in a California federal court. Meta faces accusations of designing its platforms to keep young users, particularly teens and children, engaged in an addictive manner. Jury selection