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olled Media' Label," Alaina Lancaster, July 30, 2020, 4:45 PM Facebook's adventures in content moderation continue with a defamation lawsuit from a Los Angeles- based social media and e-commerce company that argues Facebook falsely labeled its channels as state-controlled media with ties to Russia. [Continue

s, Ariz., U.S. Customs and Border Protection said. The first stop involved 18 Mexican nationals crammed into a stolen Toyota Tundra that drove past Border Patrol agents. Agents said all 18 occupants, including the driver, were in the U.S. illegally. [Continue Reading] CNN: "ICE chief to depart agency," Prisc

TA00147319 station." NBC Nightly NewsVI (7/25, lead story, 1:35, Holt, 127K) reported that at least six people were shot across three locations in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley. The Los Angeles Times (7/25, Fry, Winton, Ormseth, 4.64M) reports "the shootings and manhunt...lasted roughly 12 hours." On AB

ny new wall. Morgan said, "It is a matter of semantics. What I can tell the American people is new wall absolutely has been built. ... If you ask a Border Patrol agent where you had a dilapidated, ineffective barrier, or you had a vehicle barrier that was five feet tall and people would walk over and all of

es, separated at the border. Kimberly Winston reports: "The nativity display from Claremont United Methodist Church, a suburban congregation east of Los Angeles, is raising both praise and ire for its depiction of the biblical story of Jesus's family fleeing to Egypt in the context of controversial U.S. immi

ost of his education: Several presidential candidates marked the first anniversary of the death of Jakelin Caal Maquin, the 7-year-old who died in Border Patrol custody. Five more children have died in custody since then: Rep. Devin Nunes accused this man of stalking him without pointing out that he is a r

ffered a network infrastructure attack on June 15, with 13 fiber cables severed, affecting over 50,000 residential and 500 business customers in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Van Nuys. The outage, described as an "act of domestic terrorism" by Charter President/CEO Chris Winfrey, impacted emergency service

7, Alsharif, Strickler, et al.) clarified that according to the OHS, the suspect opened fire at the entrance of the federal government building, and Border Patrol agents and local police "helped neutralize the shooter." A Border Patrol employee and two officers were injured, DHS spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin