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FBI Shares New Pics Of Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect, Announces $100,000 Reward
FBI releases more photos of "person of interest" in Charlie Kirk murder case
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Chilling Video Shows Ukrainian Refugee Stabbed To Death On American Train
She fled the devastation of war in Ukraine hoping to build a safer life in America. Weeks later, 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska was brutally stabbed to death on a train by a career criminal. The attack was caught on surveillance camera.
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2 Microsoft Workers Fired After Protesting Ties To Israel
A Microsoft spokesperson said the workers were terminated following "serious breaches of company policies and our code of conduct" stemming from "the break-in at the executive offices."
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US Officials Using AI To Target Pro-Palestinian Protestors: Rights Group
Amnesty International on Wednesday accused US authorities of using artificial intelligence tools from Palantir and Babel Street to monitor immigrants and target non-citizens at demonstrations supporting Palestinians.
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US Responds To Chinese Collision, Deploys 2 Warships To South China Sea
The United States deployed two warships on Wednesday in a disputed South China Sea shoal, where two Chinese navy and coast guard ships collided two days ago while trying to drive away a smaller Philippine ship in a high-seas accident.
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All You Need To Know About New York Office Building Shooting That Killed 4
A man with a rifle killed an off-duty New York City police officer and three other people before taking his own life at a Manhattan office tower on Monday, according to officials.
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On Camera, Florida Man Tries To Kidnap Woman In Broad Daylight
After robbing the store, the suspect, 31-year-old Theodore Michael Tundidor, allegedly grabbed and dragged a female employee to the parking lot and attempted to force her into his pickup truck.
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Was Jeffrey Epstein's Prison Video Released By Trump Administration Manipulated? Report Claims
The raw surveillance footage released by the US Department of Justice was modified using Adobe Premiere Pro, according to the report.
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DeepSeek Aids China's Military And Evaded Export Controls: US Official
DeepSeek sent shockwaves through the technology world in January, claiming its artificial intelligence reasoning models were on par with or better than US industry-leading models.
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Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
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Report Reveals Chilling Details Of US Helicopter Crash That Killed 6: "Suddenly Broke Into 3 Pieces"
Surveillance footage and audio reveal that the Bell 206 helicopter was flying south before it suddenly broke apart into three main sections.
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Anti-CBDC Bill Cleared by House Financial Services Committee in US: Details
Republican lawmakers, led by Tom Emmer, are pushing the "Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act," aimed at preventing financial surveillance of US citizens through central bank digital currencies.
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104-Year-Old US Woman Had A Bucket-List Wish: To Spend Birthday In Jail
At the Livingston County Jail, the centenarian, a resident of the Avon Nursing Home in Geneseo, was taken on a private tour of the facility, where she observed the complex surveillance system and booking chambers.
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Google's AI Policy Shift: No More Ban On Weapons And Surveillance Tech
In a significant departure from its earlier commitments to not use artificial intelligence in the fields of weapons or surveillance, Google has updated its ethical guidelines on the same.
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SpaceX Launches NROL-153 Mission, Deploying Next-Gen Spy Satellites
SpaceX launched the NROL-153 mission on January 9 from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base. The mission marks the seventh launch under the US National Reconnaissance Office’s proliferated architecture programme. Designed to deploy smaller, resilient satellites, the initiative aims to enhance surveillance capabilities. The Falcon 9’s first ...
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FBI Shares New Pics Of Charlie Kirk Murder Suspect, Announces $100,000 Reward
FBI releases more photos of "person of interest" in Charlie Kirk murder case
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Chilling Video Shows Ukrainian Refugee Stabbed To Death On American Train
She fled the devastation of war in Ukraine hoping to build a safer life in America. Weeks later, 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska was brutally stabbed to death on a train by a career criminal. The attack was caught on surveillance camera.
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2 Microsoft Workers Fired After Protesting Ties To Israel
A Microsoft spokesperson said the workers were terminated following "serious breaches of company policies and our code of conduct" stemming from "the break-in at the executive offices."
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US Officials Using AI To Target Pro-Palestinian Protestors: Rights Group
Amnesty International on Wednesday accused US authorities of using artificial intelligence tools from Palantir and Babel Street to monitor immigrants and target non-citizens at demonstrations supporting Palestinians.
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US Responds To Chinese Collision, Deploys 2 Warships To South China Sea
The United States deployed two warships on Wednesday in a disputed South China Sea shoal, where two Chinese navy and coast guard ships collided two days ago while trying to drive away a smaller Philippine ship in a high-seas accident.
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All You Need To Know About New York Office Building Shooting That Killed 4
A man with a rifle killed an off-duty New York City police officer and three other people before taking his own life at a Manhattan office tower on Monday, according to officials.
-
On Camera, Florida Man Tries To Kidnap Woman In Broad Daylight
After robbing the store, the suspect, 31-year-old Theodore Michael Tundidor, allegedly grabbed and dragged a female employee to the parking lot and attempted to force her into his pickup truck.
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Was Jeffrey Epstein's Prison Video Released By Trump Administration Manipulated? Report Claims
The raw surveillance footage released by the US Department of Justice was modified using Adobe Premiere Pro, according to the report.
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DeepSeek Aids China's Military And Evaded Export Controls: US Official
DeepSeek sent shockwaves through the technology world in January, claiming its artificial intelligence reasoning models were on par with or better than US industry-leading models.
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Burger King Employee Claims Boss Put A Personal Camera In Break Room: "So Creepy"
This move has raised questions about workplace surveillance and employee rights in a corporate setting.
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Report Reveals Chilling Details Of US Helicopter Crash That Killed 6: "Suddenly Broke Into 3 Pieces"
Surveillance footage and audio reveal that the Bell 206 helicopter was flying south before it suddenly broke apart into three main sections.
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Anti-CBDC Bill Cleared by House Financial Services Committee in US: Details
Republican lawmakers, led by Tom Emmer, are pushing the "Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act," aimed at preventing financial surveillance of US citizens through central bank digital currencies.
-
104-Year-Old US Woman Had A Bucket-List Wish: To Spend Birthday In Jail
At the Livingston County Jail, the centenarian, a resident of the Avon Nursing Home in Geneseo, was taken on a private tour of the facility, where she observed the complex surveillance system and booking chambers.
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Google's AI Policy Shift: No More Ban On Weapons And Surveillance Tech
In a significant departure from its earlier commitments to not use artificial intelligence in the fields of weapons or surveillance, Google has updated its ethical guidelines on the same.
-
SpaceX Launches NROL-153 Mission, Deploying Next-Gen Spy Satellites
SpaceX launched the NROL-153 mission on January 9 from California's Vandenberg Space Force Base. The mission marks the seventh launch under the US National Reconnaissance Office’s proliferated architecture programme. Designed to deploy smaller, resilient satellites, the initiative aims to enhance surveillance capabilities. The Falcon 9’s first ...
