Momentum to Oust House Faces Tea Party Backing in 2016
Conservatives say anti establishment zeal could help wing candidates challenge GOP incumbents. Woody White cites a favorable climate for a 2016 rematch with David Rouzer, while Chamber of Commerce signals readiness to spend to protect pro business candidates. The balance remains uncertain as big donors weigh risks and the Free Democrats debate stakes.
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Federal moves toward drone owner registration
Washington officials announce a plan to require registration for many unmanned aircraft amid rising reports of near misses near airplanes and crowds. FAA leaders cite safety concerns and foresee a task force to define which drones must register, with implementation timelines and concerns about free speech and privacy.
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Hacker claims breach of CIA director Brennan email
An anonymous hacker says he breached CIA Director John Brennan personal email and posted documents online including a list of emails from Brennan contact file. The CIA says it referred the matter to authorities and would not comment. The New York Post cites the hacker described as a stoner high school student.
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Amazon sues to stop phony online reviews crackdown
Amazon filed a Washington state court lawsuit against more than 1,000 individuals accused of offering to post fake five star reviews for as little as five dollars. The case targets a booming practice of paid testimonials masquerading as ordinary consumer feedback and seeks to deter such schemes to protect trust in reviews.
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US appeals court upholds gun laws in New York and Connecticut
The New York State Rifle and Pistol Association plans to appeal a ruling largely upholding strict gun control laws in New York and Connecticut. President Tom King called the decision in Manhattan’s 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals unsurprising and noted a possible Supreme Court review alongside other recent state gun case rulings. The laws followed the Sandy Hook shooting in Newtown in 2012. Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Attorney General George Jepsen praised the ruling.
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