Adriel Perez-Gonzalez
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- Sep 9, 2026
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Mayor Holds Press Conference After 11 Sleep-Related Infant Deaths In 2026 (opens the original)
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Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott held a press conference Tuesday alongside other city officials addressing the rise of sleep-related infant deaths in the city. The city reported eleven sleep-related infant deaths in 2025 and has already reported another eleven during 2026, according to CBS News. Scott said, “We have to do better for our babies,” adding that infants ought to sleep “alone, on their back, in a crib, and don’t smoke.” The Baltimore City Health Department noted a “concerning increase” i
Meet The Republicans Facing The Toughest Fights This November — And How They Plan To Keep Their Seats (opens the original)
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Midterm elections have historically favored the party out of power, putting Republicans on the defensive as they fight to maintain their majorities in Congress. With control of the House hinging on just a handful of competitive races, vulnerable Republicans are searching for different ways to survive a difficult political environment. President Donald Trump’s approval is underwater, the war in Iran is weighing on voters, and affordability has emerged as the defining issue heading into November.
US Military Uses Laser At Border To Shoot Down Drug Cartel Drones (opens the original)
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The U.S. military employed laser technology this week to take down cartel drones at the border, according to a statement from the Joint Task Force-Border Security (JTF-SB). According to the statement, the military used the laser technology against “three adversarial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).” The JTF-SB concluded the drones posed a threat to military personnel in the area as well as the Customs and Border Protection partners the task force works alongside, according to the statement. “The
The Price Of Their ‘Safety’ Is Your Freedom (opens the original)
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A walk to grab a coffee. A drive to the gym. A commute to work. In America, these once-banal acts come with an understanding so basic we rarely thought to name it: no one was keeping a permanent record of where we went. Flock Safety cameras have turned streets into vast, searchable records of movement. You may not notice the camera as you drive past it. You may not know where the footage goes, who can access it, or what other information can eventually be attached to it. But don’t be fooled — it
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