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US Seeks Removal of Leaked Database Containing ICE Personnel Data
The Department of Homeland Security has urged an Icelandic host to take down a leaked database featuring details of tens of thousands of federal employees.
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Hegseth Dismisses Senior Army General Amid Pentagon Leak Investigation
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has dismissed Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia over allegations of unauthorized disclosures, referring the matter to the Justice Department for a criminal probe.
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Lawyers for Marist Brothers Questioned Over Advice to Keep Offender Out of Legal Arena
Attorneys representing the Catholic order face subpoenas over a document advising that a serial abuser be kept away from legal processes to protect senior leadership.
Technology
Finland Investigates Google Over Forest Clearing for Datacentre Site
Finnish police have launched a criminal inquiry into Google's subsidiary for allegedly clearing forest at a planned datacentre site without required environmental assessments.
Technology
DHS Seeks Removal of Leaked Data Affecting Thousands of Agency Personnel
The Department of Homeland Security urged an Icelandic hosting company to restrict access to a leaked database containing information on over 40,000 personnel.
Politics
US Justice Department Issues Subpoenas in Alaska Senate Candidate Investigation
Federal authorities have reportedly issued subpoenas following revelations that Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola’s campaign allegedly recruited a second candidate named Dan Sullivan.
World
Met Police Refers Itself to Watchdog Over Meghan Markle Warning Letter
The Metropolitan police have voluntarily referred themselves to an official watchdog after failing to forward a letter containing allegations about Thomas Markle Sr.
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US Vice-President Vance sends letter to Iran in push to restart diplomacy
A personal letter from US Vice-President JD Vance offering to restart diplomacy may provide a final chance to prevent a new conflict between the US and Iran.
Technology
Finland Police Investigate Google Over Data Centre Environmental Damage
Finnish authorities have opened a criminal investigation into Google regarding suspected environmental law breaches at a data centre site in northern Finland.
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Spain begins three days of mourning following high-speed train collision
Spain has entered a period of official mourning after a fatal train crash involving Renfe and Iryo services left at least 69 people dead.