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Colorado site exposes 133,000 confidential voter profiles — Aug 28, 2026A software update to the Colorado Secretary of State’s Find My Voter Registration tool briefly disabled protections, exposing confidential voter profiles for up to about 11 days and affecting tens of thousands of records, with at least 59 voters’ information accessed. Secretary of State Jena Griswold apologized, said affected voters were contacted, and announced additional safeguards, automated QA, and testing protocols to prevent future breaches as reports from multiple outlets converge on the incident.

Churchill Downs urges FTC review of HISABusiness — Aug 31, 2026"Churchill Downs Inc. has urged the FTC to order an independent review of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority, citing governance, transparency, and data-security concerns amid recent incidents including the Fair Hill betting episode and unauthorized access to confidential horse health information." "HISA faces its own enforcement action with a provisional suspension of trainer Angel Quiroz over albuterol positives, while CDI argues for scrutiny of racing and wagering integrity, non-public information handling, and technology controls."

Jan. 6 Panel Sued Over Attempt to ‘Unlawfully’ Seize ‘Confidential Information’Reporting — Mar 10, 2022The Republican National Committee is battling efforts by the House panel investigating the 2021 Capitol insurrection to subpoena information from one of its vendors. The panel, formally known as the United States House…

Staley Confirms Sharing JPMorgan Secrets With Epstein — Aug 26, 2026Former JPMorgan executive Jes Staley testified that he repeatedly shared confidential and market-sensitive bank information with Jeffrey Epstein and was later named a trustee of Epstein’s estate, as congressional scrutiny of Epstein’s network expands. The testimony also covered discussions of the 2008 Federal Reserve contacts, his compensation, and matters related to his move to Barclays, underscoring the breadth of exchanges under investigation.

IJRSenators Not Keen On Banning AI From Surpassing Humans Despite Alarm BellsNicole Silverio · 5 min · 2h

Top SPLC Official Rocked By Bombshell Allegations — Jun 18, 2026A top official at the Southern Poverty Law Center has been accused of helping route more than $1.2 million in donor funds to a confidential informant who infiltrated a neo-Nazi organization — and who prosecutors say was…

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EXCLUSIVE: GOP Senators Unveil Bill To Bring Hammer Down On Supreme Court Leakers — Mar 27, 2025Senate Republicans will reintroduce a bill Thursday to impose criminal penalties on individuals who leak confidential information pertaining to the U.S. Supreme Court. Republican Sens. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Marsha…

Broad Injunctions Across U.S. Employment RightsPolitics — Jul 24, 2026In Michigan, a federal court granted a preliminary injunction to Right to Life of Michigan and a Pregnancy Resource Center, blocking enforcement concerns under the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act on expressive-association grounds. In New York, Plug Power won a preliminary injunction against a former senior director over a noncompete, citing irreparable harm from loss of confidential information and customer relationships; in Arizona, a court denied summary judgment on FLSA overtime claims as disputes over whether a lieutenant’s duties were exempt managerial or non-exempt first-responder remain for a jury; in Pakistan, internships at top law firms are scrutinized as widespread unpaid training with weak regulatory protections; in Washington, a wage-and-hour suit against Cornerstone Building Brands survives to proceed, with allegations of unpaid overtime and other violations.