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U.S. energy systems, water supplies, and transportation hubs: new details reveal Chinese hackers had access to the critical infrastructure for at least five years, and are looking for ways back in.

A China-born engineer turned U.S. citizen has now been charged with stealing secret government technology.

How did U.S. know-how end up in Iranian weapons? A Homeland Security official is pointing the finger at China for repacking and shipping tech to Washington’s top adversaries.

A big change in global trade: for the first time in two decades, America imported the majority of its consumer goods from a different source. Who’s the new supplier? Here’s a hint: it’s not China.

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Disaster medicine has long focused on how to prepare for mass casualty incidents - but there are special considerations for emergency physicians to take into account in the case of terror attacks. In this episode, host Kim Bambach, MD, and Sriram Venkatesan, FAWM, discuss the niche of counterterrorism medicine with Derrick Tin, MBBS, senior fellow in Disaster and Counterterrorism Medicine at BIDMC/Harvard Medical School.

Nextgov looks at the use of cooperative research and development agreements by some major industry players to highlight how the meaning of the phrase, and implementation of its associated authorities, has shifted over the years.

The Biden administration is creating a new board at the Department of Homeland Security focused on countering alleged misinformation and disinformation. The announcement was made by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas while testifying before the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security. The announcement has triggered debate around the nation on the constitutionality of the federal government’s actions, as it appears to be trying to regulate speech. It has also sparked even deeper debate over the environment of online censorship.

The latest move, however, is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to federal government actions to monitor and counter information it deems false or harmful. Already, the Biden administration has been running programs countering information it deems “misinformation,” “disinformation,” and even “malinformation,” which it says is “malicious” truth.

In this live Q&A with Crossroads host Joshua Philipp, we’ll discuss these issues and others, and answer questions from the audience.

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An electromagnetic pulse, or EMP, capable of knocking out all electronics in its area could come in the wake of an atomic blast or, if TV and movies are to be believed, from a small non-nuclear device. But are EMPs a real threat? Experts join Critical Update to weigh in.

(Audio) I continue to be dismayed at the many people who are seeking for the government to help them.  This woman's case is a sign of the times.  People expect for the government to rescue them and when they don't show up.  They react like this woman.  Take a look at the sheer anger that this woman has.  I feel this is sad for all American's.  What happened to us being rugged individualists.  No one is coming to save us.  Listen in as we see how America began to fall.

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(Video) I continue to be dismayed at the many people who are seeking for the government to help them.  This woman's case is a sign of the times.  People expect for the government to rescue them and when they don't show up.  They react like this woman.  Take a look at the sheer anger that this woman has.  I feel this is sad for all American's.  What happened to us being rugged individualists.  No one is coming to save us.  Listen in as we see how America began to fall.

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Trigger warning: This episode contains conversations about human trafficking, sexual abuse, pornography and child exploitation.

Recent statistics have suggested that reports of human trafficking have nearly doubled since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. It is becoming clear that the various legislative efforts designed to tackle this very real problem are simply ineffective. As a result, nearly half a million children are reported missing in the USA every year and there are an estimated 20-40 million human slaves currently being exploited.  

The global state of human trafficking is now at crisis level and my guest this week, Harvard graduate and Homeland Security Investigator Amy Storer, works tirelessly to battle this $150 billion industry. Having previously held positions at Washington D.C Headquarters and the Office of the White House Liaison, Amy now dedicates her time to exposing the predators who exploit both adults and children in the most horrific crimes against humanity.

In this episode, Amy shares her insights into the dark and harsh realities of human trafficking and explains why QR codes may be the answer to preventing exploitation.

Abe Newman, professor of government at the BMW Center, and director of Georgetown's Mortara Center for International Studies, sat down with us to discuss his and co-author Henry Farrell's most recent book, Of Privacy and Power: The Transatlantic Struggle Over Freedom and Security, available now.

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Serving at the Department of Homeland Security since its inception (and even before), Chief Procurement Officer Soraya Correa is innovating how the department buys solutions to enable its national security mission. Correa's contracting background at the department plus elsewhere led to initiatives like the Procurement Innovation Lab to innovate government's purchasing processes. 

The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has launched an investigation into the origins of the CCP Virus, and will also be looking into how the WHO handled the crisis. This comes as the Trump administration puts WHO funding on hold and is announced a separate investigation.

State Department Cables from 2018 are also stating that there were security issues at the P4 virus lab in Wuhan, China, adding to concerns that a safety breach at the laboratory may have led to the current pandemic.

And a recent top-level resignation at Huawei may point to a larger shakeup in the Chinese regime’s core high-tech industry.

These stories and more in this episode of Crossroads.

In this episode, Professor Giordano examines the changing dynamics in the 2020 elections. As the mainstream news media continues their endless coverage of the Coronavirus, it is clear, fear and panic have now set in. Are the fear and panic warranted, and will the economic downturn become a self-fulfilling prophecy? With all the attention on Coronavirus, this has no doubt become the Coronavirus election and has reshaped the 2020 elections. The only way to find out is by listening to The P.A.S. Report.

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Welcome to our 2nd episode with Angie Gad on We're Just Talking About It!

We continue this week with our first in-studio guest.

In this episode we learn about Angie's work in the Homeland Security field and discuss how she was received in the office. Find out who became her mentor and how they learned to combat stereotypes together.

We also discuss how Angie heard about our podcast and how our religious tolerance projects intersect.

We hope you enjoy getting to know Angie as much as we did.

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