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Online Privacy Counterintelligence: Threat Modeling and Resilience Planning
This week brought a series of wins for online privacy advocates across local, state, national, and international headlines. Those victories are worth recognizing. But my own approach starts from a different premise. I assume that online privacy, as most people imagine it, is largely an illusion. Whatever protections exist are limited, temporary, and often outpaced…
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What the new federal housing law means for South Jersey and the Bayshore
The new federal housing bill became law at midnight last night (July 10, 2026) over the President’s protest, after he refused to sign it and the 10-day constitutional window expired. The new law passed the Senate 85-5 and the House 358-32 in June so it does not need the President’s support to become law. What…
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Last Minute NJ budget Update Includes South Jersey Projects
Yesterday, on Sunday, the New Jersey Legislature unveiled a small $358.8 million supplemental spending bill with aid for hospitals, towns and World Cup. It is expected to pass into law by tomorrow. Two things jump out: 1) the secretive, murky, rushed budget process for spending items sometimes labeled as ‘pork projects’, and 2) the small…