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Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn resigned Friday amid allegations that the agency shot down its own drone at last year’s Army-Navy game in Baltimore and presented it publicly as a successful intercept, while questions swirl over his prior work for the drone system’s manufacturer.
Sean Gardner, a former youth gymnastics coach, was sentenced to the maximum 90 years in prison for secretly recording minors undressing at a Mississippi gym, with separate Iowa abuse allegations against him still unresolved.
The House Ways and Means Committee has given three nonprofit groups tied to China-linked financier Neville Roy Singham until Oct. 20 to comply with subpoenas over foreign funding sources.
A BBC report found scammers using AI-generated videos of fabricated wounded veterans to sell cheap, fake patriotic merchandise shipped from China, with one UK veteran describing being duped out of $200.
The CEO of Alexandria, Virginia-based Oxygen Forensics and a Russian national have been arrested on charges of hiding the firm’s Russian ownership and software origins from U.S. agencies that bought its products.
A Philadelphia teacher and pro-Palestinian activist admitted she fabricated a Palestinian and Black identity for years after fellow activists confronted her, revealing she is a white woman from an Israeli settler family.
A former Navy sailor and his wife pleaded guilty to selling fentanyl-laced pills disguised as oxycodone to crewmates on the USS Abraham Lincoln, including a sale that led to one sailor’s fatal overdose.
Charlie Kirk’s family has filed a notice of claim against Utah Valley University alleging the school knew of a security risk before his assassination, according to a brief headline roundup that lacked further detail.
On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Rob Fazio has launched an AI grief chatbot called Doora through Hold the Door, the nonprofit he founded in memory of his father, Ronald Fazio Sr., who died helping coworkers escape the World Trade Center’s South Tower.
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