Boston anti Islam activist target in terror plot identified
Police say Usaama Rahim, a Boston man killed by anti terrorism investigators, discussed beheading blogger Pamela Geller before planning to attack police. FBI says Rahim plotted violent jihad, ordered three knives, and planned to kill local officers while under 24 hour surveillance.
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Geller
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Massachusetts
Wright
Texas surgeons perform world first skull scalp transplant
Houston Methodist and MD Anderson completed the world’s first partial skull and scalp transplant alongside a kidney and pancreas to treat a long‑term patient’s open wound from cancer therapy. Jim Boysen of Austin, a 55-year-old software developer, recovered with new grafts and renewed sensation, awaiting discharge after 18 months of planning and a 15‑hour operation.
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MD Anderson
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Bohdan Pomahac
Harvard
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Boston
Houston
James Boysen
China suspected in massive breach of federal data theft
China based hackers suspected of breaking into U S government personnel networks and stealing identifying information on at least 4 million federal workers. DHS said data from OPM and Interior were compromised. FBI probing cause and scope. Potentially affects every federal agency including intelligence employee data. Credit monitoring offered for 18 months. union urges enrollment.
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Washington
U.S
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Office of Personnel Management
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Maine
Collins
Senate Intelligence Committee
Zhu Haiquan
Ken Ammon
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