In 2019, LeBron James warned that we should be “careful what we tweet” because even though we have “freedom of speech,” a lot of “negative” comes with that. In 2021, LeBron James would have done well to listen to his own advice. After then-Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey posted a tweet supporting the pro-democracy movement…
LeBron James Once Said ‘Be Careful What We Tweet,’ He Should Follow His Own Advice
April 22, 2021 by
Task Force Issues Cybersecurity Advice to Donald Trump
January 6, 2017 by
A task force co-chaired by two U.S. lawmakers and a former federal CIO is issuing a 34-page report recommending a cybersecurity agenda for the incoming Trump administration. The report recommends the new administration jettison outdated ways the federal government tackles cybersecurity, noting: “Once-powerful ideas have been transformed into clichés.” The report from the CSIS Cyber […]
House Committee Threatens To Subpoena Clinton Email Tech Who Sought Reddit Advice
September 20, 2016 by
A congressional committee is threatening to subpoena the tech firm that managed Hillary Clinton’s server after it was revealed on Monday that one of that company’s technicians sought advice on the website Reddit on how to strip the former secretary of state’s email address from her emails. “Yesterday, new information emerged regarding the role of […]
Newly Released Emails Reveal Billionaire Donor George Soros Sent Clinton Foreign Policy Advice
August 12, 2016 by
During her time as secretary of state, Hillary Clinton received foreign policy advice from none other than liberal billionaire George Soros, according to newly released emails from WikiLeaks. In one email with the subject line “Unrest in Albania” sent to Clinton on Jan. 24, 2011, State Department official Jake Sullivan gave Clinton an “FYI” about […]
Everyone Should Hear the Two Minutes of Life Advice George Bush & Bill Clinton Just Gave Graduates
July 11, 2015 by
Former Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton were asked Thursday to give a piece of advice to the inaugural graduating class of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program — and their answers shared a common theme: never give up. Bush went first, delivering his advice in two parts. “Don’t watch a lot of TV,” Bush […]