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fects To North. The New York Times (7/8, Choe, 18.61M) reports that Choe In-guk, 73, "the son of a former South Korean foreign minister who fled to North Korea in the 1980s also defected to the North last week, according to the North's state-run news media." Choe "arrived in Pyongyang...on Saturday to 'res

and making false statements to the FBI." FBI: Texas State Employee Took Bribes For Fraudulent Trucker Licenses. The San Antonio Express-News (7/8, Contreras, 762K) reports, "Authorities have uncovered a scheme in which a San Antonio-area state employee took bribes to issue more than 200 commercial drive

ing Addition In Bid To Reduce Jail Time. CYBER DIVISION • How The SolarWinds Hack Happened. • Vaccine Distribution Creates Cybersecurity Risks. • North Korea Using Hackers To Infiltrate Cybersecurity Researchers. • Opinion: America Not Prepared For A Catastrophic Cyberattack. • Commerce Secretary Nominee

ministration and rhetoric about justice. Tuesday marked his first major effort to respond, to mixed reviews from civil rights groups." Axios (1/26, Contreras, 1.26M) describes Biden's orders as "a down payment on racial equity." Biden To Impose "Wide-Ranging Moratorium" On Oil And Gas Leases. The AP (1/2

yptocurrency accounts were used to launder $272,000 in cryptocurrency stolen in June 2019 from a virtual currency exchange by a hacker with ties to North Korea, with the funds then converted into other forms of cryptocurrency and funneled through some of the accounts." An additional 100 cryptocurrency acco

e' to people protesting against police brutality." OPERATION LEGEND Trump Sent Federal Agents To Albuquerque In July To Help Police. The AP (8/27, Contreras, Bryan) reports on Albuquerque, which is "10th in the nation for violent crime, ranks No. 2 for car thefts and has experienced a spike in homicides.

worry that China is building a tool that could be used to justify and intensify racial profiling and other state discrimination against Uighurs." North Korea said that dialogue with the U.S. has been nothing but a "foolish trick" and warned Washington that it could be on the receiving end of an unwelcome

a food tent when they saw a man in a military-style outfit emerge from a nearby access road and start shooting `left to right and right to left,' Contreras told The Post in a phone interview. Contreras and Camargo ran in different directions, each taking shelter behind tents with crying children and fr

he U.S. president with something he can brag about." Anne Gearan Page 17440 EFTA00046951 reports: "Trump has been hoping for a third summit with North Korea, ideally within about three months, to show that his bold effort to befriend and persuade Kim is working. ... Talks have been bogged down for mont

t a food tent when they saw a man in a military-style outfit emerge from a nearby access road and start shooting `left to right and right to left,' Contreras told The Post in a phone interview. Contreras and Camargo ran in different directions, each taking shelter behind tents with crying children and fr

ian Fighters in West Bank Seek to Emulate Hamas in Gaza • As Iran Faces a Rare Runoff Presidential Election, Disenchanted Voters Are Staying Away • North Korea Says It Tested Ballistic Missile Capable of Carrying Super-Large Warhead • NATO to Establish Kyiv Post, and Seeks to 'Trump-Proof' Ukraine Aid • Ah

er 100 locations targeted by the "dangerous hoaxes." FBI Arrests New Texas Man Accused of Plotting School Shooting San Antonio Express-News (07/01, Contreras) reported that a Texas man has been indicted on gun charges after someone told the FBI that he could be plotting a mass shooting. The tipster report

yptocurrency accounts were used to launder $272,000 in cryptocurrency stolen in June 2019 from a virtual currency exchange by a hacker with ties to North Korea, with the funds then converted into other forms of cryptocurrency and funneled through some of the accounts." An additional 100 cryptocurrency acco

esting against police brutality." OPERATION LFr3Firm Trump Sent Federal Agents To Albuquerque In July To Help Police. EFTA01658395 The AP (8/27, Contreras, Bryan) reports on Albuquerque, which is "10th in the nation for violent crime, ranks No. 2 for car thefts and has experienced a spike in homicides.