Password to Louvre’s Video Surveillance System Was ‘Louvre’, According to Employee
At least one of the thieves remains at large, French prosecutors say.
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Trump Said to Demand Justice Dept. Pay Him $230 Million for Past Cases
Senior department officials who were defense lawyers for the president and those in his orbit are now in jobs that typically must approve any such payout, underscoring potential ethical conflicts.
CBP Deploys Predator Drones, Black Hawks to Surveil Downtown LA
At least two MQ-9 Reaper, or Predator B, drones circled downtown Los Angeles on Sunday and Monday without call signs.
Palantir to Build Centralized Database on Americans
The Trump administration is collecting data on all Americans, and they are enlisting the data analysis company Palantir to do it.
Texas Cop Searched Over 83,000 Cameras To Track Down Girl Who Got An Abortion
The sheriff said the woman self-administered the abortion and her family were concerned for her safety, so authorities searched through Flock cameras. Experts are still concerned that a cop in a state where abortion is illegal can search cameras in others where it’s a human right.
Scientists Built the First Engine Powered by Entanglement—Not Coal or Oil
It’s as wild as it sounds.
Social Media and Online Video Firms Are Conducting ‘Vast Surveillance’ on Users, FTC Finds
Agency accuses Meta, Google, TikTok and other companies of sharing troves of user information with third-parties.
Smoke Exposure From California’s Wildfires Linked To 52,000 Early Deaths, Study Says
A new study finds that during smoky years like 2018, when the town of Paradise burned down, more than 10,000 people died prematurely. It’s a wake-up call about the scale of the problem, they say.
World’s First Tooth-Regrowing Drug Will Begin Human Trials in September
The world’s first human trial of a drug that can regenerate teeth will begin in a few months, less than a year on from news of its success in animals.
Mass Graves In Gaza Show Victims’ Hands Were Tied, Says UN Rights Office
Disturbing reports continue to emerge about mass graves in Gaza in which Palestinian victims were reportedly found stripped naked with their hands tied, prompting renewed concerns about possible war crimes amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes, the UN human rights office, OHCHR, said on Tuesday.
62,000 Israeli Settlers Flee Northern Palestine Amid Hezbollah Strikes
Some 62,000 Israeli settlers have fled areas in the northern sector of the 1948 Israeli-occupied lands amid fear of strikes by Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement in retaliation for the bloody onslaught on Gaza, latest reports have revealed.
Astronomers Find The Biggest Stellar Black Hole In Our Galaxy And It’s Close To Earth
Named as Gaia BH3, it is 33 times the mass of our Sun.
Julian Assange Extradition Decision Delayed By UK Court Pending US Assurances
Judges grant WikiLeaks founder permission to appeal against removal from UK but only if US does not provide suitable assurances.
Boeing Whistleblower Dies by Suicide Amid Involvement in Lawsuit with Company
John Barnett, a whistleblower who had been involved in a lawsuit against Boeing, died of an apparent suicide, according to officials in South Carolina.
Trump’s White House Was ‘Awash in Speed’ — and Xanax
Under Trump, the White House Medical Unit was “like the Wild West,” and staffers had easy access to powerful stimulants and sedatives, sources tell Rolling Stone.