Facebook Restores Breast Cancer Tattoo Artist Pages After Error
St Louis stress rose as Kerry Soraci saw her Tattoos by Kerry Soraci and related pages disabled by Facebook for allegedly violating community standards. Facebook apologized, restored content, and said an internal mistake led to the disabling, sparking media questions about policy actions. Soraci, who promotes post-surgery breast cancer awareness, criticized the heavy-handed response and suggested simpler content controls.
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Facebook
Kerry Soraci
Soraci
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Stltoday.com
Sorachi
Post-Dispatch
Steven Parker
Scream Cakes
Oakland activists jailed for fur industry vandalism across the U S
Nicole Kissane and Joseph Buddenberg of Oakland received federal prison terms for conspiring to terrorize the fur industry during a 2013 cross country campaign. Kissane got 21 months and $423,477 restitution. Buddenberg 24 months and $39,272. Prosecutors say they vandalized stores, damaged property, and released over 5,600 mink from farms across Idaho Iowa Minnesota Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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San Diego
Oakland
U.S
Nicole Juanita Kissane
Joseph Brian Buddenberg
Alana W. Robinson
Kissane
Buddenberg
San Francisco
Wisconsin
North American Fur Auctions
Idaho
Iowa
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
El Chapo in New York prison dubbed Guantanamo by locals
Joaquin Guzman known as El Chapo has been extradited from Mexico and arraigned in Brooklyn on a 17 count federal indictment. He is held at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan, described as a formidable fortress near Chinatown, while U.S. agents say he can no longer run his operations.
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New York
Guantanamo
Lower Manhattan
Joaquin “el Chapo” Guzman
Metropolitan Correctional Center
Chinatown
Jamie Hunt
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
U.S
Mexico
Guzman
Brooklyn
United States
James Orenstein
Donald Trump
Guration
Obama
Long Island
Angel M. Melendez
Homeland Security
Slain Orlando officer’s patrol car vandalized
Orlando police say the patrol car of Lt. Debra Clayton, slain during the Loyd manhunt, was vandalized outside headquarters. Mourners left flowers as the vehicle, now display only, bears messages including “Tax Payer” and “Protect & Serve The Public.”
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Fla
Debra Clayton
Orlando Police Department
Clayton
S. Hughey Ave
Angela Madison
Kansas
Markeith Loyd
Dixon
Loyd
Clay
TNS
First child death marks California flu season rise
California reports its first child death from flu this season Riverside County confirms the death as officials note a surge in cases statewide. Health leaders urge vaccination and precautions to protect vulnerable groups while stating that the season may peak earlier than last year.
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Los Angeles
Michael Neely
Interm
Riverside County
California Public Health Department
Karen Smith
Benjamin Schwartz
Los Angeles County
Department of Public Health
Schwartz
L.A
Neely
Children’s Hospital
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