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Chris Turn August 23, 2021August 23, 2021

TikTok to Sponsor US Cyber Games

With the current concerns regarding the data collection and sharing process on various social media platforms, especially Tik Tok, and

The success of the Covid-19 vaccine rollout has highlighted the importance of storage facilities for vaccines. Many countries in the

There is no denying the growing threat that sophisticated cybercrime poses in an increasingly digital world. The US FBI has

The pandemic era saw a surge in pet ownership and with it, a demand for veterinary services. With pet ownerships

In light of recent events stemming from intense rioting throughout various regions across the United States during 2020, an astonishing

Comply Now, Complain Later The National Police Association (NPA) has created a new public service announcement for television urging citizens

The struggle for indigenous Americans has always been ongoing, as they have constantly had to contend with businesses and enterprises

UC Berkeley students, faculty, and staff have been warned of a significant cyberattack that could potentially compromise their data, including

The Government Accountability Office, or GAO, has recently been more pressing in its attempts to urge the U.S. government to

Pharmaceutical companies have an obligation to produce safe medications and to market and distribute them ethically. When they act selfishly