Uncovering the dark secrets of Johnson & Johnson
Investigative journalist Gardiner Harris on his new book, "No More Tears." It tells the story of Johnson & Johnson, and a history of dark secrets he says endangered millions of lives.
Voting booths in Hermosa Beach, CA. Investigators concluded that in the 2016 elections, voting systems in 18 states were targeted.
In 2016, we learned how vulnerable the country’s election infrastructure is to foreign hacking – and that countries like Russia are actively trying to interfere. As we approach 2020, have states made the necessary changes to protect how we vote?
The answer is…no. From using machines that are over a decade old to relying on electronic voting that produces no paper trail, one election security expert says major upgrades are needed — but it’s not too late to make it happen.
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- Alex Halderman Professor, computer science and engineering, director, center for security and society, The University of Michigan
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