By Rick Manning Congress is going back home so that individual members can ask for you to send them back for another two years.  Rather than recap the work that has or hasn’t been done, it is instructive to learn what Congress pushed back to the lame […]

By Natalia Castro On Oct. 1, U.S. oversight of the Internet domain name system will come to an end. With it a plethora of House and Senate Judiciary Committee concerns, congressional officials’ statements, national security professionals’ warnings, and cyber experts’ fears will all become a […]

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By Natalia Castro Hillary Clinton says she believe in community policing. At the first Presidential debate she defended the practice in major cities by claiming “crime has continued to drop, including murders.” First, violent crime in major cities is not on the decline and second, she immediately discusses limiting […]

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By Rick Manning For months, Hillary and her allies in the #neverTrump movement have attempted to paint Donald Trump as someone who couldn’t do the job of the presidency.  Tonight, Donald Trump proved them wrong. Trump was particularly impressive when he passionately defended the success of the […]

By Robert Romano Today the Senate will vote on a continuing resolution that does nothing to stop the transition of U.S. oversight of Internet’s domain name system by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) to the international community. However, there appear to be several key oversight […]

By Robert Romano “[Hillary] Clinton supports Obama’s plan to hand over control of the Internet to an international community of stakeholders, including Russia, China, and Iran. Just this week, [Donald] Trump came out strongly against that plan, and in support of free speech online.” That was Sen. […]

By Natalia Castro In 2008 and 2012, the liberal Millennials proved they can turn the tides of an election. This year, Hilary Clinton is experiencing a unique problem for in her presidential bid, Millennials don’t like her and they may plan on voting that way. […]

By Robert Romano “We Democrats cannot vote for that substitute and urge others to vote against it.” That was Senate Appropriations Committee Ranking Member Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) explaining in no uncertain terms that the proposed continuing resolution by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) is dead on arrival. The unexpected turn of events came as negotiations broke down between McConnell and his counterpart, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid […]