Readings to start the week: Cyberattacks, sea level rise, sex assault investigators being investigated, + more

Here’s some good reading to start the week.

From ProPublica, “Cheat Sheet: Behind The U.S. Cyberattacks on Iran,” analyzing a New York Times report on the U.S. offensive use of cyberware techniques.

From the PBS Newshour, “Native Lands Wash Away as Sea Levels Rise,” or check out a transcript of the broadcast.

Then there’s this reaction to rising sea levels reported by AllGov.com, “North Carolina Developers Promote Law to Limit Planning for Rise in Sea Level.”

From Scripps Howard News Service, “Thousands of nonprofits misreport fundraising costs.” I wonder how many Hawaii nonprofits report zero fundraising expenses?

From The Missoulian, “UM dean implicated 4 football players in gang rape, emails reveal.” The Department of Justice is now investigating how the University of Montana, along with local police and prosecutors, handled sexual assault complaints, some allegedly involving members of the university football team . There are links to other stories in the Missoulian series at the bottom of that page.

From California Watch, “State’s top 100 political donors contribute $1.25 billion.” The contributions were made over the past dozen years, if that matters.


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One thought on “Readings to start the week: Cyberattacks, sea level rise, sex assault investigators being investigated, + more

  1. Richard Gozinya

    I’ve been reading about the cyber-attacks and it’s fascinating.

    But am I the only one who gets a mental picture of a fat kid in his underwear sitting in a basement room with an Apple computer yelling, “Mom, can I have some cookies, I just wiped out Tehran’s electric grid!”

    I am the only one? Oh, sorry.

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