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tes such crimes as one of its top civil rights concerns. "BTK" Serial Killer's Daughter In "Extended Period Of Trying To Recover." ABC News (7/25, Effron, Smith, 2.97M) reports, "Kerri Rawson, the daughter of the notorious 'BTK' serial killer Dennis Rader, said she has been in an 'extended period of t

esire to 'engage in "jihad".'" Arizona Woman Charged With Helping Al Qaeda To Appear In Court Next Week. KTVK-TV Phoenix (7/27, 302K) reports from Phoenix, Arizona, "The Chandler woman accused of trying to help Al Qaeda was supposed to appear in court today, but that appearance has been continued unti

llion to release affected data, though companies can get around such an attack if they've backed up the files, according to the outlet." CNN (7/27, Effron, 83.16M) reports Sam Curry, chief security officer of cybersecurity company Cybereason, "said the ransomware attack on Garmin was 'crippling,' and c

desire to 'engage in "jihad"." Arizona Woman Charged With Helping Al Qaeda To Appear In Court Next Week. KTVK-TV Phoenix (7/27, 302K) reports from Phoenix, Arizona, "The Chandler woman accused of trying to help Al Qaeda was supposed to appear in court today, but that appearance has been continued unti

llion to release affected data, though companies can get around such an attack if they've backed up the files, according to the outlet." CNN (7/27, Effron, 83.16M) reports Sam Curry, chief security officer of cybersecurity company Cybereason, "said the ransomware attack on Garmin was 'crippling,' and c