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Senators to abandon '08 e-voting paper trail mandate
Democrat behind a bill to ban paperless touch-screen machines says she doesn't expect new rules to take effect until at least 2010.
Senate rejects extra $300 million for Real ID
Opponents of new identification card requirements say move further signals contentious Bush administration-backed plan is "dead in the water."
House panel approves legal shield for bloggers
Over objections from the Bush administration, a divided House committee approves bill allowing people doing journalism for "financial gain" to keep sources confidential.
Net access tax compromise: A short extension?
A temporary extension of the Internet access tax restrictions seems likely, but what about the idea of making the tax ban permanent?
NASA probes sabotage; report says pilots flew drunk
Damage to noncritical computer is "intentional," agency says. Separately, NASA says no comment on report astronauts flew while intoxicated.
With state budget surpluses, a windfall for edtech?
The federal government is cutting education funding but states - flush with cash for the first time since the 90s - may be ready to fund edtech in a big way.
Police used pacemaker data to arrest man for arson and fraud
The device provided key evidence -- which stopped a man allegedly getting away with fraud after burning down his house.
Chicago student faces criminal charges for offering tech support to ISIS
The student was allegedly building a custom Gentoo Linux distro for ISIS.
Is cloud computing being politicized?
Technology giants are being scrutinized because the US government uses their cloud services.