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Banks Find Unauthorized AI Agents Inside Accounts
Major U.S. banks are blocking AI agents after some were found acting inside customer accounts, at times beyond users’ commands
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Supreme Court Keeps Trump Trans Inmate Care Limits on Hold
Justices deny an emergency request to restrict transgender inmates’ treatment in federal prisons while the legal fight continues
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Trump Backs Netanyahu Ahead of Israel’s Oct. 27 Vote
President praises Netanyahu’s stand against Iran, extending support that has included a pardon appeal and sanctions on the ICC
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Washington Firefighters Terminated for Faith Appeal to Ninth Circuit
The Redmond Fire Department denied eight firefighters’ requests for religious accommodations from the COVID-19 vaccine and subsequently terminated them.
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Trump Waives Russia Sanctions as Diesel Crunch Bites
Friday’s Executive Order follows his Russian diesel deal and red-diesel relief as the White House seeks lower fuel costs before the midterms
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Army Chaplain Sanctioned for Suicide Prevention Seminar Asks for Record to be Cleared
Chaplain faces continued sanction years after being told he was cleared by investigation
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Pentagon, TRICARE Exclude Moderna’s mRNA Flu Shot
Military purchase and use remain barred, while TRICARE cites the lack of a CDC recommendation. Most troops may decline flu shots
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COVID Shot Analysis Finds Autism, ADHD Associations
An independent study of federal survey data reports higher adjusted odds, but cannot show whether vaccination came before diagnosis
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Arizona Resident Banned from Holiday Festival Files Federal Lawsuit
Asks for Injunction to Prevent Further Discrimination
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Jury Finds Sheriff’s Flock-Fueled Stops Unconstitutional
Texas County held liable after a work trip led to a bogus traffic stop, a truck search and 76 minutes of detention
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Trump Opens Highways to Tax-Free Red Diesel
Trump follows Alabama’s lead, easing dyed-diesel rules nationwide as record fuel costs threaten a “Dieselpocalypse”
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Oklahoma Judge: Flock Search Was Unconstitutional
Federal ruling calls ALPR tracking “indiscriminate mass surveillance,” pushing the Flock Fourth Amendment fight closer to SCOTUS