WikiLeaks reveals CIA cyber tools trove Vault 7
WikiLeaks posted thousands of files claiming to expose the CIA hacking arsenal used to convert everyday devices into espionage tools. The trove, labeled Vault 7, suggests legitimate but unverified methods for targeting smartphones TVs and other electronics, with broader releases promised.
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Fireworks Erupt Between Franken and Grassley at Sessions Hearing
At a Senate Judiciary confirmation hearing, Sen. Chuck Grassley banged his gavel to end a heated exchange with Sen. Al Franken over a question to Attorney General nominee Jeff Sessions. Franken denied a gotcha aim, while Grassley urged focus and noted the tape. The clash surrounded Rosenstein and Brand confirmations.
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Judge rules against pipeline injunction in Dakota Access case
A federal judge in DC rejected tribal requests to halt the Dakota Access pipeline as oil flow nears. Judge James Boasberg denied the injunction seeking to withdraw Army Corps permission for the Energy Transfer Partners line under Lake Oahe North Dakota, citing lack of procedural grounds. The Standing Rock Sioux and Cheyenne River Sioux argued water contamination and religious concerns, but the ruling found their prophecy claims unfounded in court.
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Train bus crash in Biloxi leaves four dead
A freight train struck a charter bus stuck on tracks at a Biloxi crossing. Four people died and 34 were injured. Biloxi Police Chief John Miller confirmed the initial three fatalities in a Tuesday briefing. a fourth victim died soon after. The bus originated from Austin, Texas.
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North Korea Malaysia tensions escalate with expulsions
North Korea barred Malaysian citizens from leaving and Malaysia did the same as a diplomatic crisis worsened. Both sides expelled ambassadors after Kim Jong Nam's killing. Malaysia says 11 of its nationals remain in North Korea and 14 North Korean officials stay at the Kuala Lumpur embassy. In Pyongyang missiles were test launched, three landing near Japan. In Florida a UCF fraternity faced a temporary suspension after a member allegedly held a gun barrel to a blindfolded pledge.
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