Cyberattackers increasingly disguised as journalists in 2020: Google
Google's threat analysis group has spotted an increasing number of cyberattackers posing as journalists in 2020. Published March 30, 2020
Ryan Lovelace is a political reporter for The Washington Times with a focus on covering the advocacy groups in Washington. He previously reported for American Lawyer Media and covered politics and the Supreme Court for the Washington Examiner. He can be reached at rlovelace@washingtontimes.com.
Google's threat analysis group has spotted an increasing number of cyberattackers posing as journalists in 2020. Published March 30, 2020
SharesAnti-Trump protesters are organizing a rally in Times Square Monday against the president's response to the coronavirus outbreak. Published March 30, 2020
SharesMoveOn is waging an advertising war against Sen. Richard Burr for reportedly profiting off non-public information before the stock market cratered in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Published March 27, 2020
SharesPresident Trump's job approval rating has soared to new heights since the coronavirus outbreak began. Published March 26, 2020
SharesA majority of Democratic voters support former Vice President Joe Biden's commitment to pick a woman running mate, and a plurality of those voters want him to select Sen. Elizabeth Warren, according to a new Economist/YouGov poll. Published March 26, 2020
SharesThe conservative humorists at Politizoid have returned to the digital arena for the 2020 campaign season, sensing that President Trump's use of Twitter to boost memes and content supporting his candidacy has "opened a door" for their work. Published March 26, 2020
SharesThe coronavirus outbreak has brought a crashing halt to traditional campaigning, forcing candidates to find innovative ways to connect with voters while complying with the social distancing guidelines that define this brave new world. Published March 25, 2020
SharesThe Koch Network is attacking Turning Point USA over how the pro-Trump campus group is asking members to expose indoctrination in the classroom. Published March 25, 2020
SharesUber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi asked President Trump to help ensure any future economic stimulus plan comes with benefits for independent workers who make up the ride-sharing company's labor force. Published March 24, 2020
SharesThe blows keep coming for former New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's failed presidential campaign. A former Bloomberg campaign worker filed a class-action lawsuit against the campaign for allegedly getting rid of more than 1,000 workers who Mr. Bloomberg promised to employ through the 2020 election regardless of his campaign's outcome. Published March 24, 2020
SharesDemocratic senators on Monday demanded a rapid expansion of absentee vote-by-mail and early voting, fearing the coronavirus pandemic will postpone the November elections. Published March 23, 2020
SharesThe Trump administration has partnered with the private sector to make the nation's supercomputing capabilities available to researchers fighting the coronavirus. Published March 23, 2020
SharesAmazon CEO Jeff Bezos issued a dire message to employees that the worst is yet to come from the havoc wrought by the coronavirus outbreak. Published March 23, 2020
SharesA fundraising email from Rep. Ilhan Omar criticized her Republican counterparts for allegedly using the coronavirus outbreak for their personal gain. Published March 21, 2020
SharesLiberal nonprofits are spending millions of dollars on ads attacking President Trump's and Senate Republicans' response to the coronavirus crisis. And the new watchdog group Americans for Public Trust, led by former Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt, is working to expose the coronavirus campaigning. Published March 20, 2020
SharesPresident Trump's job approval rating jumped 4 percentage points in under one week, according to a new Harris Poll. Published March 20, 2020
SharesA free online service to help Americans determine whether they need to visit a doctor or be tested for coronavirus is set to launch universally this week. Published March 19, 2020
SharesFewer Americans view coronavirus as a "real threat" now than held the same view last month, according to a new Marist/NPR/PBS NewsHour poll. Published March 19, 2020
SharesA group of "pop-up" super PACs successfully concealed nearly $24 million in spending between last month's Nevada caucuses and the March 17 primaries, according to a new analysis from the Center for Responsive Politics' OpenSecrets.org. One of them, the pro-Elizabeth Warren group Persist PAC, accounted for more than half that amount. Published March 19, 2020
SharesA pair of Democratic senators are accusing Google of hosting ads for protective face masks amid a national shortage during the coronavirus pandemic, despite the internet company's pledge to ban such ads. Published March 19, 2020
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