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Trump Says He May Ramp Up Military Hostilities With Iran (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump defended his military offensive against the Iranian regime during an interview with Time that was published on Thursday. The war has gone on for seven months and has raised speculation as to how and when it might end. “You initially said that the war would take about six to eight weeks,” the interviewer said. “We're now entering the seventh month. Can you just explain, like, why is it taking so long?” Trump replied, saying it was “Only because I wanted to go further.” I to
Father-in-Law Admits to Fatally Shooting New York Times Employee (opens the original)
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More information has emerged about the fatal shooting of a New York Times employee in San Francisco. Jonathan McKinley’s in-laws allegedly gunned him down over the weekend after an ongoing domestic dispute. The father-in-law allegedly admitted to carrying out the shooting, according to Fox News. A California man accused of gunning down his transgender son-in-law allegedly admitted to the shooting after surveillance video captured him and his wife opening fire together in a crowded park, newly fi
Trump Says He Regrets Appointing These Supreme Court Justices (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump said he regrets nominating Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch, Amy Coney Barrett, and Brett Kavanaugh during his first term in office. During an interview with Time, he was asked about comments he made about the three justices not being the people he interviewed. “You said they were like shells of their former selves,” the reporter asked. “Do you regret nominating them?” “What can I do?” the president said. “I put them in. They voted against me too often. I was very—I gav
AI Surveillance Company Pitches Law Enforcement on Adding Facial Recognition to Flock Cameras (opens the original)
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A video analysis company is pitching a new mass surveillance tool to law enforcement agencies: The ability to use Flock Safety camera footage to employ facial recognition technology. 404 Media obtained an email sent from an individual representing VIDIZMO to a police department. The email explained how the company’s technology can use footage collected by Flock Safety cameras to not only track license plate numbers and vehicle information, but also the drivers. As Flock continues to be the cente
Federal Jury Shatters Texas Sheriff’s Illegal AI Spying Scheme (opens the original)
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A federal jury on Monday struck down a Texas sheriff’s AI surveillance-driven traffic stop program after finding that it violated people’s Fourth Amendment rights. The verdict resulted from a lawsuit filed by Bexar County resident Alek Schott, one of the victims of the unconstitutional operations. It took only three hours for a federal jury to conclude Monday evening that a Bexar County sheriff’s team that used traffic stops as a pretext to search vehicles violated the constitutional rights of a
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