CA 'knowingly overcharged' the US government for software licenses and maintenance, the DOJ says
Latta's legislation would limit the FCC's authority in its current net neutrality proceeding
Expect court challenges and a possible blacklash in Congress, if the agency regulates broadband as a utility
A judge praises the computer hacker for his cooperation in preventing other attacks
The data-broker industry should give consumers more control and provide more transparency, an FTC report says
Critics of the bill say they plan to push for changes as it moves to the Senate
There's wide disagreement on how to deal with abusive patent lawsuits, Leahy says
The DOJ's charges should let China know that the US is tired of industrial espionage, lawmakes say
Some Republican House members question the need for the FCC to move forward with any net neutrality rules
The charges against five alleged members of the Chinese army refocus a debate dominated by NSA disclosures, some experts say
