Congress probes Kremlin backed ads on social media
The House Intelligence Committee continues work with Facebook to release more than 3000 Kremlin linked ads after redacting personal data. Democrats cite Twitter accounts tied to the Russian agency impersonating news outlets and political groups to influence US voters.
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NYC Truck Attack Suspect Planned Mass Casualty Plot
FBI complaint details say Saipov yelled Allahu Akbar after crashing a truck into a Hudson River Greenway bike path near Halloween parade crowds. He planned to strike pedestrians at West Side Highway and Brooklyn Bridge, rented the truck in Passaic NJ, and hoped to display ISIS flags. He cited ISIS videos as inspiration and told investigators he began planning about a year earlier. Authorities sought a second man, Mukhammazdoi Kadirov, in connection with the attack.
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Trump pushes extreme vetting system after NYC terror attack
President Trump orders tighter security measures and a swift scrapping of the diversity visa program, urging Congress to end entry routes for underrepresented nations. White House and DHS officials outline broader biographical and biometric data collection and enhanced information sharing, while experts caution changes may prove ineffective and politically contentious.
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Orlando
NYPD Officer Nash hailed as hero in Manhattan terror attack
Officer Ryan Nash, a five year veteran from Lower Manhattan, shot Saipov during the World Trade Center truck attack after confronting him near Stuyvesant High School. Nash sustained minor injuries and is praised by Gov. Cuomo and Police Commissioner O Neill for his decisive actions that ended the rampage.
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