Secret Service director says agency failed to protect Trump
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle told the House Oversight Committee that the agency failed in its mission to protect former President Donald Trump during the July 13 campaign rally in Butler Pennsylvania. Lawmakers pressed for her resignation as she faced sharp questioning about security gaps and responses.
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Video shows deputy firing at woman who called 911 in Illinois
Video from the July 6 shooting in Springfield shows deputy Sean Grayson confronting Sonya Massey as she backs away with a pot of hot water. Massey, 36, was shot three times and died. Grayson, 30, faces first degree murder, aggravated battery with a firearm, and official misconduct charges after a grand jury indictment.
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CrowdStrike Chief To Testify On Global Outage
House leaders pressed CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz to testify on the software update blamed for a broad outage. The company said many affected machines are back online as regulators await a detailed explanation. Republican committee leaders demand swift answers to the disruption impacting airlines banks hospitals and other services worldwide.
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Colombia Bans Bullfighting With Presidential Signature
President Gustavo Petro signs a bill prohibiting bullfighting in Colombia, witnessed by animal rights activists in Bogota bullring, marking a rare move in a country with a shrinking list of nations permitting the tradition.
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School board weighs pay, cellphone policy and upgrades
The board discussed base salaries to help recruit and retain educators and pursue a more uniform cellphone policy with input from students families and staff. They approved 2.01 million dollars for continued special education services with three contracted providers and ratified updated evacuation and crisis policies to empower staff and review annually with responders. An executive session on personnel matters ended with no action.
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