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etinintelligence.com/d9391851b786448cb26a9fd9d778d4b47pubid=fbi> (10/25, 2.68M), discussed how the city is handling the uptick in coronavirus cases. Lucas said, "We are not setting up field hospitals. But we always have a standby plan if we need them. We have trouble trusting data, sometimes data from

nvicted of 'attempting to provide material support' to terrorists simply because he agreed to open social media accounts for the purported member of the Islamic State, known as ISIL and ISIS." Prosecutors asked US District Judge Charles Breyer "to apply a so-called `terrorism enhancement' that made him eligible f

ng he should release the duo." NPR Review: Capitol Insurrection Cases Show Plans For Violence But Not Necessarily Storming The Capitol. NPR (3/30, Lucas, 3.69M) reports an NPR review of court filings and statements from prosecutors found that "several smaller groups of people with ties to extremist

ultimately killed 22 people. IS Claims Responsibility For Attack On Mozambique Port Town. The New York Times (3/30, Goldbaum, 20.6M) reports that the Islamic State "claimed responsibility for a dayslong ambush of a port town in northern Mozambique last week that forced tens of thousands...to flee the area and

O'Connell), and Daily KOS (06/02, Willis). Continued Reporting: News Coverage of Director Patel A transcript of a podcast published by NPR (06/02, Lucas) discussed how Director Patel, a former critic of the FBI, is now leading the agency and making drastic changes, including a different leadership st

ng to the article, Sylejmani pleaded guilty to the charge and will also serve a lifetime of supervised release after his prison term. He had joined the Islamic State in Syria in 2015, engaging in battles against U.S.-led forces, and was captured in 2019. "The conduct is far more than a single, impulsive act. He c

O'Connell), and Daily KOS (06/02, Willis). Continued Reporting: News Coverage of Director Patel A transcript of a podcast published by NPR (06/02, Lucas) discussed how Director Patel, a former critic of the FBI, is now leading the agency and making drastic changes, including a different leadership st

ng to the article, Sylejmani pleaded guilty to the charge and will also serve a lifetime of supervised release after his prison term. He had joined the Islamic State in Syria in 2015, engaging in battles against U.S.-led forces, and was captured in 2019. "The conduct is far more than a single, impulsive act. He c