The Daily Populous

Broken things abounded this week too, though, starting with the FCC's public comment system, which bots and automated forms made a mockery of.

In the case of Siemens alone, the hackers allegedly got away with over 400 gigabytes of data.

The hackers aren't expected to actually face trial, given the unlikeliness of China handing them over to US authorities. »

“Ted told him that he’d been refused all of these times and he was going home to burn it,” Audrey Geisel says.

The book did become a hit and over the years, Dr. Seuss became one of the most popular children’s authors ever.

Dr. Seuss has often been credited with killing off “Dick and Jane,” the sterile heroes of childhood readers of yore. »

An Egyptian lawyer has been sentenced to three years in prison for saying that women who wear ripped jeans should be raped in punishment.

Nabih al-Wahsh, a prominent conservative, was also fined 20,000 Egyptian pounds (£839; $1,130).

The lawyer made the remarks on a TV panel show in October, during a debate on a draft law on prostitution. »

The Times reported that it was unclear whether the transition official was saying she believed that the election had been thrown.

A White House lawyer told the newspaper that McFarland was referring to the Democrats' portrayal of the election.

Flynn had previously denied that he discussed sanctions with the Russian official, but later acknowledged that the issue came up. »