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Month: August 2023

Porcha Woodruff's lawsuit is the latest to zero in on facial recognition technology and its potential risks.

Black mom sues city of Detroit claiming she was falsely arrested while 8 months pregnant by officers using facial recognition technology

By Jennifer Henderson, CNN (CNN) — A Black mother is suing the city of Detroit and a Detroit Police Department detective after she was falsely arrested while eight months pregnant by officers using “an unreliable facial recognition match,” a federal lawsuit filed Thursday says. Porcha Woodruff, 32, was home around 8 a.m. on February 16,

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El calor extremo ha cobrado la vida de 147 personas en cinco condados de EE.UU., según los forenses. Pero la cifra real podría ser mucho mayor

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El calor extremo en EE.UU. ha causado la muerte de al menos 147 personas en solo cinco condados, según informan los médicos forenses, lo que representa apenas una muestra del número de víctimas mortales que deja este verano abrasador. Y es que los expertos aseguran que esa cifra es probablemente mucho

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Colombia’s first leftist president is stalled by congress and a campaign finance scandal

By MANUEL RUEDA Associated Press BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Colombian President Gustavo Petro took office laying out ambitious goals for the nation’s first leftist government. He said his agenda would provide Colombians with a “second opportunity” to end decades of internal violence and promised that his “government of change” would tackle  inequalities by increasing spending

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Federal judge says California’s capital city can’t clear homeless camps during extreme heat

By TRÂN NGUYỄN Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A federal judge has temporarily banned California’s capital city of Sacramento from clearing homeless encampments, citing excessive heat. The restraining order will last 14 days and could be extended. The order was issued last week after homeless advocates said the city ignored its own protocol and

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Gunmen shoot into Mississippi candidate’s home, Jackson police investigating

By Michaila Franklin Click here for updates on this story     JACKSON, Mississippi (WAPT) — The home of a candidate running for the Mississippi House of Representatives was shot into Saturday morning. According to interim police Chief Joseph Wade, four gunmen approached the home of Tamarra Grace Butler-Washington just after midnight and opened fire. According to

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