Florida mail carrier charged after Capitol gyrocopter landing
Douglas Hughes, 61, of Ruskin Florida, was charged in federal court with aircraft registration violations and violating national defense airspace after landing a gyrocopter on the West Lawn of the Capitol. He is banned from DC except court appearances, must hand over his passport, and faces up to three years plus one year in prison if convicted. He was released on recognizance and will attend a May 8 preliminary hearing.
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Tulsa County reserve deputy accused of falsified training records in shooting
The Tulsa World reports that reserve deputy Robert Bates, 73, allegedly received field training and firearms certifications he did not have, while supervisors refused to sign off on his training. Bates is charged with second degree manslaughter in the April 2 fatal shooting of Eric Harris during a sting, claiming he thought he used a Taser.
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Sony Archives released by WikiLeaks expose Sony Pictures data
WikiLeaks posts The Sony Archives a searchable database with 30,287 Sony Pictures documents and 173,132 emails from over 2,200 addresses. The leak, tied to the North Korea retaliatory cyberattack over The Interview, underscores internal emails and sensitive data affecting executives, employees, and actors.
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Security tips for whistleblower tips face confidentiality gaps
ACLU review finds 29 inspector general sites do not use encryption, exposing whistleblowers' names addresses and allegations. The State Department rewards site shares these risks. The federal CIO plans encryption across agencies within two years, with advocates urging immediate action.
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