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US Firms Hit by Chinese Cyberattacks as Trade Tensions Rise: A Practical Guide A New Front in the Trade War Just as a new trade dispute heats up between the US and China, American businesses are facing a hidden battle. Cybersecurity experts and government officials are reporting a sharp increase in sophisticated hacking attempts against US companies. These cyberattacks, linked to groups in China, are not random. They appear to be strategically timed, aiming to steal valuable secrets and gain an economic advantage during a period of heightened tensions. This guide breaks down what's happening, who is being targeted, and—most importantly—what your business can do to stay safe. How Are Hackers Targeting Companies? The attacks are clever and tailored. Hackers aren't just trying to break down digital doors; they are tricking employees into letting them in. Here are their most common tactics: Sophisticated Phishing Emails: Employees receive emails that look like they are from a trust...

Subpoena Showdown: DOJ Targets John Bolton in Expanding Classified Documents Investigation (25/9/2025 : WASHINGTON) – The Justice Department has issued a subpoena to former National Security Advisor John Bolton, compelling his testimony as part of a significant expansion of its investigation into the handling of classified documents, according to sources familiar with the matter. The move signals prosecutors are casting a wide net beyond the cases already public, seeking to determine the full scope of how sensitive materials were handled at the highest levels of the previous administration. The Focus: A Pattern of Handling Classified Material Legal experts suggest the DOJ’s interest in Bolton likely centers on two key areas: Establishing Precedent and Procedure: Investigators are expected to question Bolton on the standard protocols for handling classified information during the transition out of the White House. His testimony could help establish what constituted a breach of ...

  The Trump Administration's Legacy: A Data-Driven Look at Policies That Still Shape America Today The Trump administration was one of the most consequential and controversial in modern American history. Years later, the debate over its policies continues. But beyond the political rhetoric, what has been the tangible, lasting impact? This analysis moves past the day-to-day news cycle to examine the key policy areas where the Trump administration left a definitive mark—effects that continue to shape the American economy, its global standing, and the fabric of its government today. 1. The Economic Legacy: Tax Cuts, Deregulation, and Trade Wars The cornerstone of the administration's economic policy was the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. Proponents argue it fueled economic growth and record-low unemployment before the pandemic. Critics point to it as a driver of national debt and increased income inequality. Lasting Impact: Many of the individual tax cuts are set to expire a...

Hegseth's Unannounced Pentagon Meeting with Military Brass Sends Ripples Through Washington   (9/25/2025 : WASHINGTON) –   A previously undisclosed meeting between prominent conservative commentator and author Pete Hegseth and a council of high-ranking U.S. military generals has become a focal point of political intrigue, raising questions about its purpose and timing. Sources familiar with the matter confirm the gathering took place earlier this week at the Pentagon. While the official agenda remains confidential, the unusual nature of a high-profile media figure meeting with top military leadership outside of standard media briefings has ignited a firestorm of speculation among policymakers and defense analysts. The Meeting's Central Mystery The core question circulating in Washington circles is the meeting's objective. Unlike formal congressional testimonies or public press conferences, this meeting was characterized as a private, off-the-record discussion. Key figures i...

  Latest on the Charlie Kirk Shooting: Suspect, Charges, and Fallout Charlie Kirk, conservative activist, was shot and killed at a Utah Valley University event attended by about 3,000 people. Business Insider +3 Reuters +3 Wikipedia +3 The suspected shooter is Tyler Robinson , a 22-year-old. He has been arrested and is not cooperating with authorities. Reuters +2 Business Insider +2 The motive is still unclear. Investigators are looking at ideological influences (internet culture, memes, fringe online spaces) and signs of radicalization. AP News +2 The Guardian +2 Surveillance footage shows the suspect fled from a rooftop and authorities recovered a rifle. Reuters +2 People.com +2 Online content related to Charlie Kirk (deepfakes and tribute videos) are circulating, raising ethical and platform moderation questions. The Daily Beast Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot this week at Utah Valley University, sending shockwaves through political and media ci...

   How to permanently delete a Snapchat account The world of social media is changing rapidly, and while last month you might have been happy to send a snap or create a story on Snapchat, this month the service may seem boring and unhelpful to you. Deleting the Snapchat application from your smartphone will not close your account, and we are trying through the following article to explain how to disable, delete and deactivate your account. Deactivate the account: Unlike other social media platforms, Snap does not allow you to temporarily deactivate your account, and the only way to deactivate your Snapchat account is to go through the deletion process, which gives you 30 days to reactivate your Snap account. And if you want to use this method to see if you can live without social service, follow the advice on how to delete a Snap account below. You can then set a reminder a few days before the 30-day deadline in order to make your final decision on whether to deactivate or rea...