Filed under: foreign affairs | Tags: America, cyberattack, northkorea, SouthKorea
TOKYO, July 8 — South Korea’s intelligence agency suspects that North Korea may have been behind an Internet attack that on Tuesday and Wednesday targeted government Web sites in South Korea and the United States, lawmakers in Seoul told Yonhap news service.
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Watching the Texas gubernatorial primaries unfold this season is like playing Twister. Texans have their feet on the red and blue circles, but when the wheel turns to purple next year, most won’t be able to stand upright with their dignity intact. The latest candidate to enter the contest is Ronnie Earle, the prosecutor infamous for chasing House Republican Majority Leader Tom DeLay out of office.
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AK Gov. Sarah Palin (R) offered some tweetage today about the idea of a second economic stimulus package. We’re wondering if this is what political retirement looks like?
Top Obama administration officials outlined several new initiatives to safeguard the country’s food supply Tuesday, saying the recent spate of food-borne illnesses is unacceptable.
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House Intelligence Chairman Silvestre Reyes has suggested Republicans would be well advised to avoid politicizing the intelligence authorizaton bill later this week in light of evidence that, he says, shows that the CIA “affirmatively lied to” the panel.
