Category: Technology

Microsoft Patches Record 622 Flaws, Including Two Zero-Days Under Active Attack

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Microsoft has issued the largest Patch Tuesday security update in the company's history, addressing a staggering 622 security vulnerabilities across Windows, Microsoft Office, SharePoint, Active Directory, and other products. Most concerning is that two of the vulnerabilities were already being actively exploited by cybercriminals before patches became available, making this one of the most important Windows updates in recent memory. (SecurityWeek) If you use Windows—whether at home or in a business—you should make installing these updates a top priority. A...Click for full post

Election Security: Is There Evidence That It Is a Problem?

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Election security has become one of the most discussed topics in American public life over the past decade. Every election cycle brings renewed debate over voter fraud, cybersecurity threats, voting machines, mail-in ballots, and foreign interference. But what does the available evidence actually show? Is election security a widespread problem, or is the system more secure than many people realize? This article examines the current evidence from government agencies, election officials, independent researchers, and court findings to provide a balanced...Click for full post

Could New Kensington, PA Become a Drone Manufacturing Hub?

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For more than a century, New Kensington, Pennsylvania, has been known as a city built on manufacturing innovation. From the days of Alcoa's aluminum empire to today's advanced manufacturing renaissance, the city has repeatedly reinvented itself. Now, as America races to expand domestic drone production, many are asking an important question: Could New Kensington become one of Pennsylvania's next drone manufacturing centers? The answer may be yes. America's Growing Demand for Drone Manufacturing The United States is investing heavily in...Click for full post

Will AI Programmers Replace Human Coders? Who Will Remember How to Code in the Future?

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Artificial intelligence has changed software development faster than almost anyone expected. Tools like AI coding assistants can generate entire applications, fix bugs, write documentation, and even explain unfamiliar programming languages in seconds. For experienced developers, AI has become an incredibly productive assistant. For beginners, however, there is an important question that deserves serious thought: If AI writes most of the code, who will remember how to code in the future? The answer could shape the next generation of software engineers—and...Click for full post

Why Building a PC Is More Expensive Than Ever in 2026 (And What You Can Do About It)

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For years, building your own computer was one of the best ways to save money while getting exactly the performance you wanted. Whether you were assembling a gaming rig, video editing workstation, or everyday desktop, buying individual components often delivered better value than purchasing a pre-built system. Unfortunately, that has changed in 2026. Many consumers are discovering that building a new PC now costs significantly more than it did just a year or two ago. Rising prices across nearly every...Click for full post