Education Department’s Borrower Defense Relief: Days Late and Dollars Short
An Education Department plan to calculate partial relief for Corinthian borrower defense claims using Gainful Employment data falls short.
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Open Data and Overdose Mapping Techniques
As local governments confront the opioid epidemic, it is rare to see data mapped. Why is there resistance to sharing information?
OTI Disappointed Congress Passed Short-Term 702 Reauthorization Instead of Passing Real Reform
Congress passes short-tern reauthorization after House Leadership’s fails to force the passage of the controversial Section 702 expansion.
Straight Back to Compton
Why we should move back to our urban neighborhoods
Why (Cybersecurity) Change Is So Hard
We create different forms of technology in order to solve a problems and make our lives easier, so why do we resist technological changes?
End of the Year Digital Steward Update: Viable Networks Workshops
OTI Alarmed House is Expected to Vote on Section 702 Surveillance Expansion and Reauthorization
The bill would reauthorize Section 702 of FISA for four years without making any meaningful reforms.
OTI Welcomes Cancellation of Vote on Dangerous Bill to Expand and Reauthorize Section 702 Surveillance
House leadership abandoned its attempt to hold a vote this week on the FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act of 2017.
Vote NO on Section 702 Surveillance Expansion and Reauthorization
The modifications to this bill are wholly insufficient to address the many concerns it raises.