The 2024 election is over and Republicans are poised in January to take over Washington, D.C.—in the White House, on the Hill, at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and at other agencies (the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)) impacting Telecommunications, Media & Technology…
In the wake of the 2024 election in the United States, many people are concerned about tightening up their digital privacy and security practices. As always, we recommend that people start making their security plan by understanding their risks. For most people in the U.S., the threats that they face and the methods by which…
West Coast Billionaire Laurene Powell Jobs is expanding her advocacy groups to suppress the mainstream public’s criticism of her mass migration policies. Immigration Hub “will expand its scope to counter far-right disinformation campaigns and push for critical policy solutions, including reforms to Section 230 of the [Internet-related] Communications Decency Act, to build safer online spaces and…
The FBI has charged Nomma Zarubina, a Russian national living in New York, with two counts of making false statements to FBI agents regarding her ties to Russian intelligence services. According to the FBI, Zarubina sought connections with U.S. journalists, military personnel, and think tank experts on behalf of Russian intelligence agencies. Court documents reveal…
Okta (OKTA) shares move higher by over 17% in after-hours trading on its third quarter earnings beat. Marvell Technology (MRVL) stock is also getting a boost in extended hours over its earnings beat, alongside its positive fourth quarter and full-year guidance. Lastly, The Campbell’s Company (CPB) slips after CEO Mark Clouse announced his plans to…
President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs are poised to significantly impact countries with substantial trade volumes with the United States. The primary nations affected include China, Mexico and Canada, which are among the largest U.S. trading partners. Trump has said that tariffs can help his administration pay for proposed tax cuts. But these tariffs are expected…
The South Coastal Delaware AARP Chapter 5226 will offer five scholarships in the spring of 2025 — to two seniors at Indian River High School (IRHS) in Dagsboro, and three to adult students who are 25 or older attending Delaware Technical Community College in Georgetown.The two $1.500 scholarships for IRHS students are based on academic record, extracurricular, community and work activities, and an essay related to students’ scholastic and career goals. Applications are available from the high school guidance counselor’s office. The deadline for the applications from IRHS students is Friday, Feb. 28. The scholarship recipients will be announced at the school’s awards ceremony on Wednesday, May 21.
The local AARP Chapter will award two $1,000 scholarships to nursing students at Del Tech and one $500 scholarship to a non-nursing student for the spring semester. For more information, students should contact the school’s Admissions & Financial Aid Office.The South Coastal DE AARP Chapter — one of the largest AARP chapters in the United States with a membership of more than 400 members — offers programs of community outreach, advocacy, scholarships, travel, and a range of social and recreational activities for those in southeastern Sussex County. For information on membership for those 50 or older, email [email protected] or call Kay Houston at (302) 732-6077.
WASHINGTON (KTVZ) — The United States Postal Service released its 2024 Post-Election Analysis Report Tuesday, outlining the agency’s steps to process more than 99.22 million ballots in the 2024 general election. The full report can be read here: 2024 Post-Election Analysis Report. “In 2024, the Postal Service once again admirably performed our role of efficiently and…
When it was announced earlier this year that two new Amazon Web Services hyperscale data centers in Madison County had gained approval, the worry from some was the increased power usage on the Entergy Corporation grid. Entergy Mississippi CEO Haley Fisackerly said at the time that while he cannot say exactly how much the increase in power usage…
If they weren’t expressing solidarity with terrorists, one could almost feel sorry for the anti-Israel protesters shivering in the cold outside the Anthem music hall in Washington, D.C., where thousands of liberal elites and a Washington Free Beacon journalist have lined up to watch Barack Obama, the multimillionaire Netflix producer, and Angela Merkel, the former…