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Month: August 2021

A short time after the DOJ filed the lawsuit

Justice Department sues Texas and Gov. Greg Abbott over executive order restricting travel of undocumented migrants

By KTVT Staff Click here for updates on this story     WASHINGTON (KTVT) — The U.S. Department Justice Department sued Texas and Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday, July 30, over Abbott’s executive order restricting transportation of undocumented migrants. Gov. Abbott’s order, issued Wednesday, July 28, prohibits anyone from providing ground transportation to migrants detained by U.S.

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O’Hare International Airport opens display honoring aviation achievements of Bessie Coleman

By WBBM Staff Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — Chicago is honoring the achievements of one historic woman whose dreams took flight more than 100 years ago. Friday, a new display commemorating aviator Bessie Coleman was unveiled at O’Hare International Airport. Coleman was the first African American, Native American woman to

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Hackers block Italian Covid-19 vaccination booking system in ‘most serious cyberattack ever’

By Livia Borghese and Sharon Braithwaite, CNN Hackers have attacked and blocked an Italian Covid-19 vaccination booking system, a source from Italy’s cybercrime police told CNN on Monday, marking the worst cyberattack the country’s health service has ever seen. An investigation has been opened into the “very serious” attack on the IT system of the

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‘I just want my baby back’: Day 3 of recovery efforts for teen who drowned trying to save brother in Sacramento River

By Marissa Perlman Click here for updates on this story     KNIGHTS LANDING, CA (KOVR) — The Yolo County Sheriff’s Office turned to underwater robots to find the body of 18-year-old Ahmir Watson, who went missing in the Sacramento River this week while saving his younger brother. “That’s my baby, I just want my baby back,”

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