CNBC Former Equifax chief to face questions from US Congress over hackCNBCU.S. lawmakers are due to question the former head of Equifax at a Tuesday hearing that could shed light on how hackers accessed the personal data of more than 140 million consumers. Richard Smith retired last week but the 57-year-old executive will …and more » us congress – Google News
Read More...New York Times New Order Indefinitely Bars Almost All Travel From Seven CountriesNew York TimesThe fact that Trump has added North Korea — with few visitors to the U.S. — and a few government officials from Venezuela doesn't obfuscate the real fact that the administration's order is still a Muslim ban,” said Anthony D. Romero, the executive …and more » us politics – Google News
Read More...Fast Company From Ex-Googlers' Job Tips To US Politics: This Week's Top Leadership StoriesFast CompanyThis week author and TED Talk maven Brené Brown shared her take on what's contributing to the fractious state of U.S. politics these days: in short, loneliness. As Brown sees it, our common tendency to deny how lonely we may feel makes us turn to fear … us politics – Google News
Read More...Reuters US consumer agency defends student loan reforms from Republican attacksReutersWASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. consumer financial watchdog on Thursday attempted to repel a Trump-administration attack on former President Barack Obama's sweeping student loan reforms and defended itself against Republican attempts to weaken …and more » us republicans – Google News
Read More...Reuters Factbox: Steps for removing a US president from officeReuters(Reuters) – President Donald Trump has faced strong criticism for his actions regarding investigations into Russia's role in the 2016 U.S. election and contacts between his campaign and Moscow. Trump has denied any collusion by the campaign and has …and more » us president – Google News
Read More...CNN Could Congress stop Trump from bombing North Korea?CNNCongress could pass a law prohibiting the use of force or blocking funding for military action in North Korea. But short of an outright ban, the Trump administration would have authority to act for at least 60 days as it if determines the US is under …GOP senator: Trump needs Congress to approve strike on North KoreaThe Hill Trump receives criticism from Congress members over 'belligerent' and 'reckless' North Korea warningThe IndependentTrump's warning to North Korea spooks US stocksFox BusinessNewsweekall 711 news…
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