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Talarico: When I get tough questions, I answer them. When Ken Paxton gets tough questions, he runs away, literally runs away from reporters, from voters, from anyone asking hard questions. If you've given an Epstein style sweetheart deal to a child predator, you should have to answer questions.
For many people, carrying a basic phone with far less personal data is starting to look less like nostalgia and more like protecting their constitutional right to privacy.
The US is charging an American citizen for wiping his phone at the borderWhoops, was that the duress password?www.theverge.comEvery American should be asking where the line is. Your smartphone contains your messages, photos, finances, health information, location history, and the identities of everyone you communicate with.
His attorneys argue the government wasn’t conducting a routine border search. They contend agents were targeting him because of his activism and trying to gain access to years of personal communications, contacts, and organizing efforts. Federal prosecutors dispute that characterization.
He wasn’t arrested that day. Months later, however, federal prosecutors charged him with destroying evidence to prevent the government from accessing the phone. He has pleaded not guilty.
Tunick was stopped by Customs and Border Protection while returning to the United States. Agents sought access to his phone. Instead of unlocking it, he entered a duress PIN on his privacy-focused device that automatically erased its contents.
Many Americans are going back to old “dumb” phones, and the reason is an older case that is gaining new attention after federal prosecutors charged Atlanta activist Samuel Tunick over a phone that erased itself during a CBP search.
ICE detained a 29-year-old man. 30 days later, he was dead. "He was completely fine. Everything started with ICE,” his father said.
Fox News reporter dies inside after Oliver turns the table on child exploitation
This is how we all should be, every single day. This is what love, and peace, looks like 🫶 This all we want is love and unity
Jordan never took the bar exam after graduating from Capital University Law School in Ohio because he knew he wouldn’t pass. bsky.app/profile/atru...
Aaron RuparJIM JORDAN: Blanche said it's dead. I don't know what else it takes. HUNT: Well, you're a lawyer! Don't you ever tell clients to get it in writing? Isn't that legal 101? JORDAN: I'm not a lawyer either
Trump officials promised 4%, 5%, even 6% GDP growth. Today, GDP came in at just 1.5%. So Ben pulled the receipts. And there are A LOT of them.
No one can ever believe anything Trump pledges, says or puts in writing. With Trump, a deal is never a deal and nobody can count on the US for anything while he’s president. His word is garbage, agreements mean nothing, and he lies about everything.
How come Trump has won every golf tournament held at one of his own courses but has never won one on any other courses?
I still want to have hope that at least some of the people who are now contributing to Trump’s record low approval ratings are doing so because of his corruption and nonstop lies. I still want to believe those things matter to people even when the evidence shows that is unlikely.
Elon Musk's xAI just sued Minnesota over the state's law to ban 'nudify' apps.
Elon Musk's xAI sues Minnesota over law to ban 'nudify' appsElon Musk's xAI, now owned by SpaceX, is challenging a law that would ban so-called nudify apps in Minnesotawww.cnbc.com