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Flock Wants Its Camera Rules Written Into Law as Misuse Cases Fuel Privacy Pushback
The license-plate camera company argues its audit logs and short retention windows can become a model for regulation, while lawmakers warn that public trust is hard to build without clearer answers.
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Parents Take Palo Alto Schools to Federal Court Over Mosque Field Trip They Call Religious Indoctrination
A federal complaint alleges Palo Alto High School’s Social Justice Pathway failed to maintain religious neutrality during a visit to a Santa Clara mosque. The claims have not been adjudicated.
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Olympic Champion Challenges Newsom’s Office Over California Fraud Concerns Before 2028 Games
Bobsled gold medalist Kaillie Humphries told Fox News she is concerned about alleged financial fraud in California, while Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office defended its record and dismissed her as not directly involved.
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Socialist TV Figure’s $1.5 Million Brooklyn Home Raises a Question His Critics Won’t Drop
Gustavo Gordillo, co-chair of New York City’s Democratic Socialists of America chapter, has become a familiar cable-news voice. A New York Post report is now putting his background, housing and union claims under scrutiny.
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Anti-Musk Protests Escalate as Democrats Target Trump’s Cuts — and Viral Signs Raise Security Alarms
Progressive groups are organizing protests at congressional offices and Tesla dealerships as Trump and Musk push sweeping federal cuts. Conservative commentators highlighted protest imagery they characterized as violent, while organizers urged demonstrators to stay on public property and avoid disrupting businesses.
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Alleged ‘Zizian’ Leader Arrested After Group Is Linked to Border Agent’s Killing and Five Other Deaths
Maryland State Police arrested Jack Lasota and Michelle Zajko on Sunday, according to authorities, as investigators continue examining a group reportedly connected to multiple killings across several states.
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Texas Judge Opens New Front in Ghost Gun Fight After Supreme Court Left One Door Unanswered
A Fort Worth federal judge ruled that the Biden-era regulation is unconstitutional as applied to Defense Distributed and certain Second Amendment Foundation members, setting up a likely appeal.
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NYC: Man Dies After Being Thrown from Runaway Horse-Drawn Carriage
An 18-year-old tourist from India died after being thrown from a runaway horse-drawn carriage during a family visit to New York City’s Central Park. Romanch Mahajan was riding with relatives near the Cherry Hill area shortly before 3 p.m. on June 17 when the horse pulling their carriage suddenly bolted. The carriage traveled down West…
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Whoopi Goldberg Says Knicks Players Should Accept White House Invitation
Whoopi Goldberg argued Thursday that members of the New York Knicks should visit the White House following their championship victory, even if they strongly disagree with the current administration. The subject produced differing reactions among the co-hosts of ABC’s “The View.” Joy Behar said she was conflicted, suggesting that athletes could honor the institution of…
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650-Pound Man Says Doctors’ Diet Rules Are Violating His Rights
Jason Holton, identified in reports as Britain’s heaviest man at the time, says limits on food and drink in a nursing facility have left him distressed. Doctors reportedly imposed the restrictions after a frightening medical emergency.
