Pentagon bought device some investigators think is linked to Havana SyndromeThe Defense Department has spent more than a year testing a device that was purchased in an undercover operation that some investigators think could be the cause of a series of mysterious ailments impacting US spies, diplomats and troops that are colloquially known as Havana Syndrome, according to four sources briefed on the matter. CNN's Zach Cohen reports.
Pentagon bought device some investigators think is linked to Havana SyndromeThe Defense Department has spent more than a year testing a device that was purchased in an undercover operation that some investigators think could be the cause of a series of mysterious ailments impacting US spies, diplomats and troops that are colloquially known as Havana Syndrome, according to four sources briefed on the matter. CNN's Zach Cohen reports.
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Below is an analysis of the political, legal, and human rights implications of the strikes, seizures, and arrest. On October 31st, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights called for an investigation into the military strikes. Human rights : the basic rights to fair and moral treatment that every person is believed to have. Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) : a regional human rights body in the Americas that receives and reviews petitions alleging human rights violations. United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights: the senior United Nations official and office responsible for promoting and protecting human rights worldwide.
Single mom tells David Muir about moment high school students surprise her with car For the past 8 years at Louisa County High School in Mineral, Virginia, students have been using skills learned in their auto tech class to refurbish cars – and donate them to single mothers in need.
Insights on America's battle with cancer Dr. William Dahut, the chief scientific officer of the American Cancer Society, joins "GMA" to discuss findings from its annual report on cancer in America.
“Local communities naturally want to see new jobs but not at the expense of higher electricity prices or the diversion of their water,” Smith said in an interview with The Associated Press. In Hobart, Indiana, last week, the City Council approved a tax-abatement package for a multibillion-dollar Amazon data center planned there. Company officials have pledged that the centers’ impact will be minimal and will contribute carbon-free energy to the power grid. There are times when the power that is coming to our data centers is generated by something like natural gas. Smith: We are supportive of Wisconsin developing a comprehensive electricity plan.
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Today, the term remigration has come to refer to the forcible, en masse expulsion of unwanted, often non-white, minority populations. Recent American remigration policies have institutionalised this use of extremist European rhetoric to curb immigration within its own borders, bridging the values held by right-wing actors on the other side of the Atlantic. Hidden costs: from economic stability to safety A core claim advanced by far-right movements worldwide is that remigration constitutes a common solution to manage problematic migration systems. Yet, for political players in these countries, migration is presented as the systemic problem that must be addressed. The aggressive US migration restriction and remigration ‘solution’ borders on incoherence, as the key innovation component of American companies and universities is foreign-born workers, posing the threat of a brain drain.
Analysing Footage of Minneapolis ICE ShootingTo stay up to date on our latest investigations, join Bellingcat’s WhatsApp channel hereOn Jan. 7 Renee Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, was shot and killed by a federal agent on Portland Avenue in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In the video, Ross can be seen with his phone in his left hand filming Good before he pulls his gun out of its holster with his right hand. A still from that same video captures Ross as he walks past in the seconds after the shooting. New footage from the ICE agent’s phone who shot at Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis has emerged, posted by AlphaNews on X. We’ve placed that footage in a synced timeline with the other currently available footage. However, the Democratic mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, said that version of events was “garbage” and disproven by the video footage.
Ex-husband charged in murder of dentist and wife Columbus police have charged David McKee, the ex-husband of 39-year-old Monique Tepe, with murdering her and her husband, 37-year-old dentist, Dr. Spencer Tepe.
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LOADING ERROR LOADINGA former U.S. Navy sailor convicted of selling technical and operating manuals for ships and operating systems to an intelligence officer working for China was sentenced Monday to more than 16 years in prison, prosecutors said. A federal judge in San Diego sentenced Jinchao Wei, 25, to 200 months. He was paid more than $12,000 for the information he sold, the U.S. Department of Justice said in a statement. Wei was recruited via social media in 2022 by an intelligence officer who portrayed himself as a naval enthusiast working for the state-owned China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, prosecutors said. Wei sold the intelligence officer 60 technical and operating manuals, including those for weapons control, aircraft and deck elevators.
It calls into question whether the administration’s professed desire to stamp out fraud has more to do with politics than good governance. And not just in Minnesota, but also in the blue states of California, Colorado, Illinois and New York. The broad outlines of the Mississippi and Minnesota cases are similar. AdvertisementIn Mississippi and Minnesota, nonprofits took money without providing services. Six people were charged with crimes in Mississippi and the state filed civil complaints against others for mishandling funds.
The Department of Homeland Security has altered its account of an immigration enforcement-related shooting in a Baltimore suburb on Christmas Eve after details in its initial statement were contradicted by local police. The new detail in the Maryland ICE shooting was first announced Thursday by the Anne Arundel County Police Department, which is investigating the incident. The ICE officers were conducting “a targeted immigration enforcement operation” in Glen Burnie when they confronted the van, McLaughlin said. Officers approached the van and asked Sousa-Martins to turn off the engine, but he refused and attempted to leave the scene, ramming ICE vehicles, and “then (driving) his van directly at ICE officers,” McLaughlin said. As with the Maryland incident, DHS officials allege both Good and the driver in Portland “weaponized” their vehicles and targeted law enforcement.
