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Chinese-backed hacker group "Volt Typhoon" was identified by federal authorities after infiltrating residential and small business networking equipment in order to eventually target U.S. critical infrastructure.
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The latest business to close in beleaguered Oakland, CA is In-N-Out, marking the first such closure in the company's 75-year history. The company said in a statement that "Customers and Associates are regularly victimized by car break-ins, property damage, theft, and armed robberies."
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A former Tacoma police officer speaks out against the media, the police department, the "whacko mayor of Tacoma," the governor of Washington, and the Attorney General, all whom he says present partial facts to fit their narrative
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A former employee of the King County Library in Seattle was arrested and charged with the sex trafficking of two Oregon girls aged 11 and 15. He reportedly met the girls via Instagram and Snapchat before trafficking them to Washington "where they were subjected to exploitation, including substance abuse, sexual exploitation and sexual assault."
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The Hawaii Supreme Court dismisses SCOTUS decisions in landmark gun cases, Bruen and Heller, claims "Spirit of Aloha" trumps high court in defiance of the Supremacy Clause
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A transgender man walked into a mega church on Sunday afternoon, between services, and opened fire. A 57-year-old man and a five-year-old child were injured, the child critically and the shooter was killed.
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A statewide manhunt is underway for Kenneth Wayne DeHart Jr., 42, for the shooting death of Blount County, TN Deputy Greg McCowan. DeHart reportedly shot McCowan and another surviving deputy during a traffic stop Thursday night.
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A Pakistani national who was on the terror watchlist who crossed the border illegally was accidentally released by federal authorities; fortunately he was apprehended afterward and scheduled for deportation.
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A 15-year-old migrant from Venezuela accused of shooting at an NYPD officer in what has been described as a "robbery gone wrong" reportedly cried while being taken into custody earlier in February.
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The Pentagon is exploring the use of generative AI in military applications; while artificial intelligence shows some upside, there are significant downsides to the use of such technology.
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A Los Angeles area elementary school principal has been placed on administrative leave after conducting a "shocking," "surprising," and "very upsetting" active shooter drill in which she reportedly participated as a simulated assailant.
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Butler County (OH) Sheriff Richard Jones, along with other sheriffs across the country, were warned by the FBI that a terrorist attack in the US is "imminent"; now he's taking action, increasing training and equipment in his agency in preparation for an attack he hopes never comes.
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Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey nominated her ex-lover, Associate Justice Gabrielle Wolohojian, to the Supreme Judicial Court. In her nomination statement, Healey failed to mention her past intimate relationship with Wolohojian.
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A man who had previously been arrested for terroristic threats was arrested last week after two officers were made sick when the man handed them papers with an unknown substance on them.
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Georgia police and FBI, among other agencies, continue to stand their ground against activists that are trying to stop the development of a public safety complex in Atlanta.
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