Senator Rejects White House Rationale For Gutting Great Lakes Restoration Funds
White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney suggested Arkansas taxpayers shouldn’t have to help pay for conserving the lakes. U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow didn’t buy that.
Cybercrime investigation: Where geek meet gumshoe
A new publication outlines a standard for investigating and preventing today’s complex and sophisticated cybercrime.
Computing with encrypted data
Researchers are working on ways to optimize fully homomorphic encryption, which allows manipulation of encrypted data, for real-world applications.
A growing city tackles sea level rise
Miami is taking a multi-faceted approach to address growing development in an area vulnerable to sea level rise.
DHS seeks next-gen security analysis
The Department of Homeland Security is looking for information on advanced security analysis and visualization tools.
US-CERT urges fast patch to Samba vulnerability
The newly announced flaw has lurked in the popular open-source software for years.
Why Miami Was a Perfect Gateway for Zika
The virus showed up months—or even years—before anyone realized it was there.
Trump’s Plan to Zero Out Funding for Agency Aiding Appalachia Isn’t Playing Well in Congress
“If the president were to say let’s quadruple funding for the Appalachian Regional Commission, I’d vote for it,” said U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna, a California Democrat.
CBO: 23 Million Americans Left Uninsured by House-passed AHCA
The impact of the two waivers that change essential health benefits and coverage for pre-existing conditions hasn’t been studied until now.
A New Way of Procuring Radios? Roger That.
In a guest article, the executive director of the National Association of State Procurement Officials shares how one state’s contracting improvements brought significant savings that materialized in multiple ways.
Measuring Local Criminal Justice Systems Ahead of Reform
With court data hard to come by, Measures for Justice is working with counties in six states to provide transparency at every step in the process—from arrest to post-resolution.
Why California’s Wet Winter May Make the Wildfire Danger Worse
Also in our State and Local Daily Digest: Georgia cuts 7,251 people from food stamps; Iowa’s new governor; and N.D. Republicans decry Trump’s rural cuts.
DEFCON to target voting machines
This summer’s hacker conference will give attendees a chance to apply their skills to manipulating voting machines.
NASA launches searchable multimedia database
Over 140,000 images, videos and audio files are available for download from a searchable cloud-based public database.
What Happens When States Go Hunting for Welfare Fraud
Welfare fraud costs states billions each year. But as states attempt to fish out fraud by conducting stricter and more frequent eligibility checks, they risk kicking eligible families off the rolls.
Java is alive and well in federal IT
The 20-year-old programming language can help agencies create faster, more flexible and efficient development processes.
Punishing Immigrants for Sprawl
The costs of living in a car-centric culture can be particularly hard on undocumented immigrants.
State Department eyes airport security pilot in Mexico
The State Department is considering installing security equipment in eight Mexican airports as a part of an Airport Security Infrastructure Pilot Project.
Shining light on the darknet
DarkSum crawls the darknet, indexing its content and making it viewable.
The Unworkable Math of Trump’s Budget
Economists say the document doesn’t account for the costs of tax cuts and its other policy proposals.
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