Security News

• Canadians demand Meghan Markle, Prince Harry pay for their own security in new petition
  
  Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reunited in Canada this week following the queen's approval of Megxit, but the couple is already receiving pushback from their new neighbors.
  Fox News.  Thursday, 23 Jan 2020.
• Security guard, 53, denies being 'Brighton Cat Killer'
  
  Steve Bouquet, 53, of Brighton, is charged with 16 counts of criminal damage and one of possession of a knife. The prosecutor told the court that the attacks took place mostly at night.
  Daily Mail.  Thursday, 23 Jan 2020.
• TOM LEONARD: Billionaires engulfed in cyber hacking sensation
  
  TOM LEONARD: As a titan of Silicon Valley, Jeff Bezos should probably have known the first rule of internet security - never click on anything sent to you by someone you don't know.
  Daily Mail.  Thursday, 23 Jan 2020.
• Security guard denies Brighton cat killing spree
  
  Steven Bouquet entered not guilty pleas to 16 charges in relation to attacks on cats in Brighton.
  BBC News.  Thursday, 23 Jan 2020.
• Top election security official details past, current and future threats
  
  "We do not assess that any other country influenced the United States election in 2016 on the scale of what the Russians did," Shelby Pierson tells Michael Morell on "Intelligence Matters" this week.
  CBS News.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.
• Google finds Apple Safari anti-tracking feature actually enabled tracking - CNET
  
  Apple's Intelligent Tracking Prevention technology posed risks to privacy and security, a research paper concluded.
  CNET.  Thursday, 23 Jan 2020.
• Burglar traps himself in Vancouver store
  
  A burglar in a phone shop in Vancouver had to wait for police after getting trapped by a security fence.
  BBC News.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.
• Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden continue to trade fire over Social Security
  
  Sanders tweeted video of Biden from 1995 that depicts him talking about freezing entitlement spending.
  CBS News.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.
• Both Biden and Sanders want to boost Social Security benefits. So why are they fighting on the issue?
  
  The platforms of the Democratic presidential contenders almost unanimously call for Social Security benefit hikes. Yet two leading candidates are at odds over whose intentions are more genuine. ...
  CNBC.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.
• Trudeau names third national security adviser in as many years
  
  A longtime public servant whose decades-long career has spanned portfolios from defence to foreign affairs is being tapped to be Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's third national security adviser in as many years.
  CBC News.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.
• Cardin: National Security Concerns Shouldn't Keep Bolton From Testifying
  
  Sen. Ben Cardin Wednesday disagreed with President Donald Trump's argument that national security concerns should preclude former national security adviser John Bolton from testifying in the Senate's impeachment trial.
  Newsmax.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.
• Biden Downplays Tensions with Sanders Over Social Security
  
  The former vice president pledged in a wide-ranging interview with MSNBC that if he reaches the White House, he would not agree to any budget deal that curtails Social Security benefits.
  Voice of America.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.
• Fortune Brands Home & Security (FBHS) Earnings Expected to Grow: Should You Buy?
  
  Fortune Brands Home & Security (FBHS) doesn't possess the right combination of the two key ingredients for a likely earnings beat in its upcoming report. Get prepared with the key expectations.
  Zacks.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.
• Trump Appears Open to Revamping Entitlement Programs
  
  President Donald Trump appears willing to look at revamping entitlement programs such as Social Security and Medicare, based on remarks he made Wednesday in Davos, Switzerland.
  Newsmax.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.
• Biden says he will not cut Social Security as Sanders sharpens criticism
  
  Sanders' campaign has pointed to Biden's past comments suggesting he would consider reforms to Social Security and Medicare.
  CNBC.  Wednesday, 22 Jan 2020.

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