Obama launches attack on health insurance companies
The Washington Post: The White House is mounting a stinging, sustained broadside against health insurance rate increases as President Obama and his aides enter what they hope will be the final stretch of a year-long political war over health-care reform.
Obama and his health secretary staged a two-pronged attack Monday in a stern letter to health insurance chief executives and a speech in which the president castigated insurance companies 22 times. Read More
RSA: Cybersecurity a joint fed, industry effort
Informationweek: Government officials played a starring role at the annual RSA Conference last week, laying out their plans for government cybersecurity, particularly the need for increased cooperation with industry, in keynotes and panel sessions throughout the week.
White House cybersecurity coordinator Howard Schmidt set the tone in his Tuesday keynote address, focusing heavily on increasing partnerships and transparency when it comes to the federal government's role in cybersecurity. Read More
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