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orting: FBI, National Guard Assist in Minnesota as Cyber-Attackers Force Shutdown of Internet-Based Systems TechExplore (07/30, Melo) reported that St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter declared a state of local emergency due to a cyber attack on the city's Internet-based systems. According to the article, the in

e investigation into the cyber attack is being treated as a criminal matter, with the FBI and national cybersecurity experts assisting the city, and St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter has stated that the attack was a "deliberate, coordinated, digital attack carried out by a sophisticated external actor". The a

ening message this week and that the voice of the person who answered resembled the voice in the voicemail message left with the lawmaker's office. Spectrum News (7/30, Staff Writer) highlighted a statement made by FBI Cincinnati Special Agent in Charge Elena latarola: "The FBI takes all threats seriously. Th

ty on Wednesday to one count of making a false bomb threat." Vincent Togbe Konney entered his "guilty plea before US District Judge Nancy Brasel in St. Paul." In his plea and documents "filed with the court, Konney admitted that on August 13, 2018, he wrote a letter falsely accusing his wife of being par

even as its Democratic-led counterpart in the House saw a previously scheduled briefing scrapped." Axios (9/2, Ayesh, 521K) reports that Rubio told Spectrum News, "We are going to continue to schedule these briefings, as we do on a regular basis throughout the year, and we expect them to come in and provide

ATF warned that any current user of marijuana is prohibited from possessing firearms or ammunition. The article stated that the AFT field office in St. Paul, MN issued the clarification Tuesday shortly after Gov. Tim Walz (D) signed a bill legalizing recreational marijuana. The article highlighted that t

The Associated Press article was reprinted by the Washington Post, ABC News, US News & World Report, the Seattle Times, the San Diego Union-Tribune, Spectrum News, Federal News Network, The Hill Fewer U.S. Companies Applied to Export Sensitive Technology to China Last Year The Wall Street Journal reported th

ty on Wednesday to one count of making a false bomb threat." Vincent Togbe Konney entered his "guilty plea before US District Judge Nancy Brasel in St. Paul." In his plea and documents "filed with the court, Konney admitted that on August 13, 2018, he wrote a letter falsely accusing his wife of being par

even as its Democratic-led counterpart in the House saw a previously scheduled briefing scrapped." Axios (9/2, Ayesh, 521K) reports that Rubio told Spectrum News, "We are going to continue to schedule these briefings, as we do on a regular basis throughout the year, and we expect them to come in and provide