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SOCIAL CIRCLE, GA – When federal officials revealed plans for a 10,000-bed immigration detention center in this tiny Trump-loving community, locals had a lot of questions. Among them: How, exactly, are you planning to flush the...
Artificial intelligence is advancing cybercriminals’ ability to gather and analyze personal information from food delivery orders and online shopping receipts, according to research released this month by Cisco Talos. The...
The deadly collapse of a three-story apartment building in Brooklyn, New York, was caused by “unsafe construction operations at the adjacent property,” the New York City Department of Buildings posted on its website Nov. 12 as hundreds...
In a monumental upset 145 years in the making, Democrat Scott Colom defeated Republican incumbent Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi’s closely watched Senate race, becoming the state’s first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction. After...
