Apple vs Privacy Amid Wartime Debates and Trust
A guest editorial argues Apple should aid law enforcement by unlocking the San Bernardino gunman's iPhone. It traces Apple’s shift from 2008 to 2014, questions Tim Cook's stance, and contrasts wartime patriotism with corporate privacy. The piece contends government scrutiny is essential and warns against aiding radical Islam and potential threats to Americans.
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Revenge porn ban and TANF reform surprise Kansas Legislature
Editorial cartoons note two unexpected votes last week driven by Democratic amendments. Rep Sydney Carlin steered a narrow House vote to criminalize revenge porn. In the Senate, Sen Laura Kelly proposed capping warehoused TANF funds at 25 million to return excess to Washington, passage reported as largely bipartisan.
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