Data tools for Jan 6 riot cases face data disappearing
Special counsel plans to illustrate Trump influence by mapping crowds around the Ellipse who moved toward the Capitol on January 6 2021. Google location history data used to identify rioters may soon be unavailable as geofence warrants face constitutional challenges and privacy concerns.
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Family of Ashli Babbitt sues U S over fatal Capitol riot shooting
The estate of Ashli Babbitt sues the United States seeking 30 million dollars claiming wrongful death and negligence after she was fatally shot during the January 6 2021 Capitol riot. The suit filed by her husband Aaron Babbitt on the eve of the insurrection anniversary names the U S government and cites excessive force.
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Georgia election system under court scrutiny amid security concerns
A federal trial in Georgia centers on claims the state’s Dominion touchscreen voting machines are unconstitutional and vulnerable to attack. Activists seek hand marked paper ballots with stronger post election audits while officials defend the current system as secure and reliable.
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University of Michigan
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U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
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Secretary of State
Coffee County
Alaska Airlines grounds Boeing 737 Max 9 fleet after repair concerns
Alaska Airlines again grounded all 65 Boeing 737 Max 9 jets after FAA warned additional maintenance may be needed to prevent a repeat of a fuselage breach on a flight over Portland Oregon. 18 of 65 Max 9s had already been returned to service following inspections. NTSB continues probe and searches for the door from the paneled over exit.
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