Newly disclosed email sheds light on Trump Jr. meeting with Russian lawyer

October 2017 newsletter

National Cybersecurity Awareness Month: simple steps to online safety With each new devastating breach of security—Equifax, Deloitte, and Sonic, to name a few—the need for increased cybersecurity awareness has never been more apparent. It's a good thing, then, that this month is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM). Observed every October since 2004, NCSAM was created by the Department of Homeland Security and the National Cyber Security Alliance to ensure that every American has the resources they need to stay safer and more secure online. And now Malwarebytes is doing its part. Each week on the Malwarebytes Labs blog, we'll focus on a theme and provide helpful articles, useful tips, and valuable analysis so that you can increase awareness and spread the word. This week's theme: simple steps to online safety. Now mosey on over to the blog to learn the easiest ways to protect yourself online! Keep reading Latest news Deloitte breached by hackers for months Deloitte announced in late September that they detected a breach of the firm's global email server back in March, and that hackers likely had control of the server since November 2016. Keep reading Netflix scam warning New Netflix scam in the Netherlands and UK claims there's a problem with your last payment, then tries to steal billing information. Keep reading Don't let these gaming threats give you a "game over" Cybercriminals are invading gamers' spaces in increasing numbers. Watch out for these common gaming scams that could swindle you out of cash or even cause physical harm. Keep reading Malwarebytes products Malwarebytes for Windows Stay safe online with tech that automatically blocks malware and other threats. Learn more Malwarebytes for Android Phenomenal cosmic protection. Itty-bitty memory space. Learn more

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Democracy Dies in Darkness     Most popular right now   Most Read PowerPost • Analysis The Daily 202: Bob Corker tirade encapsulates five reasons why Trump has failed at governing GOP senator says Trump’s behavior threatens ‘World War III.’ By James Hohmann  •  Read more » The Plum Line • Opinion Bob Corker just confirmed it: Republicans know Trump is unfit And now every Republican should be asked if they agree. By Greg Sargent  •   Read more »   Google uncovers Russian-bought ads on YouTube, Gmail and other platforms The problem of Russian meddling on Google and Facebook is much greater than has been previously revealed. By Elizabeth Dwoskin  •   Read more »   The Fix • Analysis Trump’s border wall is a nonstarter for Democrats. He knows that. Whether he's bluffing, by even bringing up the wall as part of a deal to protect dreamers,, it's pretty clear he doesn't want to make one. By Amber Phillips  •   Read more »   A Dove ad showed a black woman turning herself white. The backlash is growing. Critics said the ad was reminiscent of Jim Crow-era ads about soap so powerful that it turned black people white. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •   Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Delilah, radio host to the brokenhearted, reveals son’s suicide “My heart is broken beyond repair and I can not fathom how to go on,” the popular radio host said on social media. By Susan Hogan  •   Read more »   Newly disclosed email sheds light on Trump Jr. meeting with Russian lawyer The email indicates the lawyer talked about Congress, not Clinton, on the morning of the meeting. By Rosalind S. Helderman  •   Read more »   Politics • Analysis It’s not the cost of Pence’s trip that was galling. It was the preparation for it. The vice president's time is more expensive than his flights. By Philip Bump  •   Read more »   The Fix • Analysis Those who know Trump best keep talking about him like he’s a child Plenty of others have infantilized Trump -- publicly. By Aaron Blake  •   Read more »   Trump administration releases hard-line immigration principles, threatening deal on ‘dreamers’ The Trump administration is calling for the funding of a border wall, a crackdown on minors from Central America and cuts to grants for 'sanctuary cities' By David Nakamura  •   Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   Corker calls White House ‘an adult day care center’ in response to Trump’s latest Twitter tirade Trump said Corker, who made headlines last week with his sharp criticism of the president, “didn't have the guts to run” for reelection. By Philip Rucker  •  Read more »   Analysis | ‘60 Minutes’ profiles the genius who won Trump’s campaign: Facebook Analysis | Donald Trump now has the excuse he needs to open the floodgates of protectionism Analysis | Is the United States one of seven countries that ‘allow elective abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy?’ Trump campaign’s embrace of Facebook shows company’s growing reach in elections Also Popular in Opinions   Trump is on track to win reelection Don’t be fooled by his approval ratings. By Doug Sosnik  •  Read more »   Pence’s pathetic stunt tells us a lot about him Our economic cannibalism Five myths about gun violence How Trump compounds the Las Vegas tragedy Also Popular in Local   Retropolis • Analysis The truth about Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee: He wasn’t very good at his job With monuments of him the focus of controversy around the country, historians unravel the myths of a Confederate icon. By Michael S. Rosenwald  •  Read more »   A tiny dog lost her home after the floods in Texas. But that wasn’t the end of her story. The Columbus Day holiday is under attack, and so are statues honoring the famed explorer ‘We will keep coming back:’ Richard Spencer leads another torchlight march in Charlottesville D.C.-area forecast: Tropical humidity and soaking showers today; mild and damp through the work week ADVERTISEMENT Also Popular in Sports   Jerry Jones says Cowboys players ‘disrespecting the flag’ won’t play "We as a team are very much on the page together,” the Dallas owner said, although two players raised their fists Sunday. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   NFL Week 5: ‘Devastated’ J.J. Watt breaks leg, Odell Beckham Jr. ankle; VP Pence leaves Colts game Trump says he directed Pence to walk out of game if 49ers protested during national anthem Hey, how come the huge U.S. World Cup qualifier isn’t on regular TV? Perspective | Ben Roethlisberger appears vulnerable after five-interception disaster Also Popular in National   He helped a kidnapped girl return home. Now he’s giving her his $7,000 reward. After 29 days of captivity, a Minnesota girl managed to escape, swimming across part of a lake and running through a field until she reached the home of Earl Melchert. By Samantha Schmidt  •  Read more »   Just before Columbus Day, journal pulls controversial article defending colonialism The strange and deadly saga of 15 circus cats’ final week in America Pennsylvania man’s drug rehab center was really a hub for heroin and fentanyl, feds say CBS reporter backtracks claim that Colin Kaepernick would stand for national anthem Also Popular in World The notorious Kremlin-linked ‘troll farm’ and the Russians trying to take it down Duterte’s police have killed thousands in the Philippines. But this police chief told his officers, ‘Don’t kill.’ U.S. and Turkey announce tit-for-tat travel restrictions, a sign of deteriorating alliance In the rough: Losses mount at Trump’s Scottish resorts Turkey summons another U.S. consulate employee as crisis deepens  Also Popular in Business Analysis | What’s a urinal fly, and what does it have to with winning a Nobel Prize? In a switch, GOP deserts its budget-cutting mantra Analysis | Why so many veterans go hungry — and VA’s new plan to fix it Trump Twitter bombs and a negotiating standoff: How NAFTA talks could fail Analysis | Why some middle-class families could face a tax increase under the GOP plan Also Popular in Technology Russian operatives used Twitter and Facebook to target veterans and military personnel, study says R.I.P. AIM, 1997-2017 Why Musk is pitching solar panels to Puerto Rico even as residents struggle to get clean water GM buys laser firm in bid to speed autonomous car research Big Tech has big plans to help reconnect Puerto Rico Also Popular in Lifestyle Perspective | Carolyn Hax: Mom’s views don’t mesh with daughter’s? Look to science. SNL mocks everyone — but remains silent on Harvey Weinstein Harvey Weinstein fired from film studio he co-founded after recent harassment allegations Perspective | Hillary Clinton thinks the news media was unfair to her. She’s right. 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EPI News—Our most important stories this week Corporations and the wealthy don’t need a tax cut

In a new FAQ, EPI’s Josh Bivens and Hunter Blair explain why cutting taxes for corporations and the wealthy does nothing to help the middle class. Bivens and Blair debunk several myths that are repeated again and again by proponents of tax cuts, including the fact-free argument that cutting corporate taxes would boost job creation, wage growth, or investment. Corporate tax cuts are, in fact, “about the worst fiscal tool we have for stimulating job growth,” say the authors, because the bulk of corporate tax cuts will benefit the richest Americans, who are less likely to spend the additional income. Tax cuts aimed at low- and middle-income workers are a much better strategy, as is increased government spending—for example, through infrastructure investment. Read the FAQ » Share this FAQ: Corporations and the wealthy don’t need a tax cut Share Tweet Who benefits from the Republicans’ tax plan? Contrary to Republicans’ claims, the middle class is not who they’re trying to help with their new tax plan. In a new Economic Snapshot, EPI’s Hunter Blair and Dan Essrow show exactly how the tax benefits would be distributed under the plan. Not surprisingly, the dollars pile high for the top 1 percenters—representing 80 percent of the tax plan’s benefits—while the meager remainder is spread thin among all other earners. Benefits are thinnest among the lowest 20 percent of earners. The top 1 percent would receive an average $207,060 tax cut while the bottom 20 percent would receive $50 on average. Forced arbitration is bad for consumers In a new brief, EPI’s Heidi Shierholz describes how the use of forced arbitration benefits companies at the expense of consumers—and the extent to which Wells Fargo cashed in on those benefits at the same time it was opening 3.5 million fraudulent accounts in customers’ names. Shierholz explains that customers almost never win when they bring arbitration claims against companies (only 9 percent of the time), while companies almost always win when they bring claims against customers (93 percent of the time). And Wells Fargo is winning even bigger than most companies. While the average consumer who enters into arbitration is required to pay $7,725, Shierholz finds that the average consumer who enters into arbitration with Wells Fargo is ordered to pay the bank nearly $11,000.  From the EPI blog What to Watch on Jobs Day: The teacher gap, the hurricanes, and how we know slack remains By Elise Gould What to watch out for in Trump’s speech on regulation later this morning By Heidi Shierholz Janus is the latest attack on workers’ rights to organize and bargain collectively By Celine McNicholas Fixing education inequalities will require fixing broader societal inequities By Elaine Weiss, Emma García A leopard can’t change its spots: Newest Republican tax framework is what we knew it always would be—tax cuts for the rich. By Josh Bivens, Hunter Blair Supreme Court should uphold working people’s fundamental rights in Murphy Oil By Celine McNicholas EPI in the news The Washington Post interviewed EPI’s Valerie Wilson about the causes of racial wealth gaps in America. “If you are a black homeowner, you are more likely to have a lower value on your home because of neighborhood segregation,” said Wilson. “Blacks couldn’t purchase in white communities where values were rising faster.” | 1 in 7 White Families Are Now Millionaires. For Black Families, It’s 1 in 50. » EPI’s Hunter Blair spoke with the The Philadelphia Tribune about the Republicans’ tax plan. “[The plan] does absolutely nothing for the roughly 61 million households—about 35 percent of all households—whose income already falls below the current standard deduction and personal exemption amounts,” said Blair. | GOP Tax Reform’s Sting on Black Community Would Be Significant » Mother Jones quoted EPI’s Celine McNicholas on U.S. solicitor general’s reversal of the government’s position in National Labor Relations Board v. Murphy Oil USA, Inc., last June. The switch means the solicitor general will now be arguing against the National Labor Relations Board, a federal agency charged with protecting workers’ rights, and for businesses who are seeking to restrict those rights. “This is not normal, even in a change of administration,” said McNicholas in the article’s headline quote. | Trump’s Justice Department Is Taking on Other Federal Agencies in Court » In a story about the Murphy Oil case, which focuses on the use of mandatory arbitration agreements in the workplace, NPR cited EPI research on arbitration, noting that 56 percent of nonunion private-sector employees are currently subject to mandatory individual arbitration procedures. | A “Yellow Dog Contract” and Other Jabs during Supreme Court Opening Arguments » Share this newsletter: EPI News—Busting common myths about tax reform Share Tweet Forward

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