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Insulet got hacked, 29,000 accounts breached
ccounts breachedInsulet has issued an alert for a data breach that may have compromised the health data of thousands of users of its Omnipod Dash insulin pumps. The devicemaker notified affected users and filed a report of the breach with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Jan. 5. According to the HHS’ database,…
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Planet Icegot hacked, and customer details were stolen in data breach
The ice rink operator Planet Ice has suffered a data breach, with thousands of customers’ details stolen. An email sent to customers said only non-financial data had been stolen because another company handles payments to use the rink. It means fraudsters may have been able to access people’s names, addresses and passwords used for Planet…
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Heirloom seeds can yield robust, tastier veggies. Here’s what to know.
Usually at least 50 years old, heirloom seed varieties offer multiple benefits, and they don’t require special equipment or growing conditions to flourish.
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How to start the divorce process from an abusive spouse
This parent is worried about the children if they have to share custody.
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Ask Amy: I suspect I’m not the biological father of my adult son
For years, this father has suspected that one of his sons is not his biologically and wonders if it’s a bad idea to finally check.
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Carolyn Hax: Spouse is fed up with husband’s poor health choices
Spouse wonders what’s in store for their retirement if husband sticks to his “very, very poor health habits.”
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Victor Navasky, editor of the Nation and voice of the left, dies at 90
As editor and then publisher, he presided over the Nation for more than 25 years. He also wrote “Naming Names,” an acclaimed history of the Hollywood blacklist.
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Post Politics Now: Committee denials further rankle Republican-led House
A continuing standoff over raising the nation’s debt limit has already heightened tensions in the early days of Republican control of the House.
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White House zeroes in on its next top economist
Field is narrowing for chair of the National Economic Council
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Possible retirements before 2024 have Senate Democrats on edge
Senate Democrats returned to Washington to wield their newly expanded majority this week, but the specter of potential retirements in their ranks is already raising anxiety.