New Orleans attacker had suspected bomb materials
The New Year attacker in New Orleans had bomb making materials at his home and reserved the truck used in the assault more than six weeks earlier. FBI and police found hazardous materials, a transmitter, and improvised devices in cooler blocks, with Jabbar linked to planning and IS support.
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Houston
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Jabbar
Victor
Texas
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Soldier's wake up call note tied to Las Vegas blast
An Army Green Beret from Colorado Springs died by self-inflicted gunshot in a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Trump hotel in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day. Investigators found notes calling the act a conscience wake-up call for U.S. ills and a means to cleanse his mind. Authorities said he acted alone and said the incident was not terrorism. The blast injured seven and caused little hotel damage. The driver’s identity was confirmed by DNA and a tattoo.
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Colorado Springs
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FBI
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Livelsberger
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Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Koren
Elon Musk
Trump
Musk
Gaza strikes kill at least 42 in Gaza overnight
Gaza health workers and emergency responders report at least 42 dead in strikes across central and northern Gaza including Deir al-Balah and Maghazi. Hospitals cited multiple casualties among women and children as ceasefire talks resume in Qatar.
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Hochul seeks broader involuntary commitment rules in New York
New York Governor Kathy Hochul plans to push expanded involuntary commitment laws during the upcoming legislative session. She argues hospitals could compel more mentally ill individuals into treatment after a spate of subway crimes, while experts note most mentally ill people are not violent and are often victims.
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New York
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Sanctions hit Shanghai firm over global Flax Typhoon attack
The Treasury targets Beijing Integrity Technology Group for roles in the Flax Typhoon campaign that hit at least 260000 devices, with about half in the United States, researchers noting workers tied to infiltrations into government and industrial targets in the US Taiwan and Europe. JetBlue faces a 2 million penalty for chronically delayed flights in 2022 and 2023, the first such civil penalty for this offense by the DOT.
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United States
Beijing Integrity Technology Group
USS
Taiwan
Europe
U.S
JetBlue
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