Fiorina Surges to Third in GOP Power Rankings Week 2
Trump leads with 22 first place votes as Fiorina rises from sixth to third amid debate buzz. Carson, Bush and Rubio mix votes while analysts warn the race remains fluid with February decisions ahead.
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Energy Dept faces rising cyber threats to power grid
Hackers became super users in many cases as the Energy Department seeks indicators of compromise and shares them among labs, plants, sites, and federal agencies. The NNSA saw 19 successful attacks in four years amid 53 root compromises. Public audits reveal default passwords on 41 servers and 14 workstations, while threats persist and officials warn not to drop guard.
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Davis returns home after jail stint in same sex refusal case
Kim Davis, the Rowan County Kentucky clerk at the center of a same sex marriage dispute, is out of jail and will rest before returning to work later in the week. Liberty Counsel says she plans time with family after a six day detention in the Carter County Detention Center while deputies complied with the federal order.
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Investigators fault Gulfstream gust lock and FAA in crash
NTSB findings show the gust lock kept control surfaces locked and the throttle could reach takeoff speed despite a Gulfstream safety limit. FAA certification relied on drawings, missing the design flaw. The May 31 2014 crash killed seven, including Lewis Katz and a flight crew.
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