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Data breach exposes personal information of over 41,000 DHS employees

A data breach at the Department of Homeland Security has compromised the personal information of over 41,000 employees, including those from ICE and CBP. The hacker, known as 'Department of Peace,' accessed the data through vulnerabilities in Okta, revealing connections to surveillance tools.

The Hill

Meta and Snap Return to Court for Social Media Addiction Trial

Meta and Snap are set to appear in a Los Angeles court for a trial concerning allegations that their platforms are designed to be addictive for young users. The lawsuit highlights concerns about the impact of social media on youth mental health.

The Daily Beast

Study Suggests Mona Lisa May Have Suffered from Alopecia Areata

A study suggests that the subject of the Mona Lisa, Lisa del Giocondo, may have had alopecia areata, indicated by her features in the painting. Dr. Luigi Laino's research highlights signs of chronic hair loss and connects her life experiences to the condition.

Washington Examiner

Experts Challenge Industry Leaders' Concerns on AI's Economic Impact

Experts are challenging the negative predictions made by industry leaders regarding the economic impact of artificial intelligence (AI). While figures like Geoffrey Hinton and Bill Gates have warned of potential job losses, analysts from the Cato Institute and academia argue that AI is creating new job opportunities, particularly in tech and blue-collar sectors. They emphasize that the U.S. entrepreneurial spirit may help adapt to AI advancements, though concerns remain about the potential disappearance of entry-level jobs.

The Daily Beast

Attendance Low at Ken Paxton's Campaign Rally in Texas

Ken Paxton's campaign rally in San Angelo, Texas, drew only a few dozen attendees, taking place in a smaller venue than available. The rally followed larger events with Donald Trump, during which Paxton made a notable error about Independence Day.

The Hill

Pretti family claims DOJ is withholding evidence in investigation

The parents of Alex Pretti, who was shot by federal immigration agents, allege that the DOJ is withholding evidence and protecting those responsible for his death. They express frustration over the lack of communication and transparency regarding the investigation.

BBC — World

Train collision in Spain results in at least 68 fatalities

A train crash in Spain has led to at least 68 fatalities. The incident involved a moving train colliding with another train that was stopped on the track. The transport minister stated that the cause of the crash is currently deemed 'inexplicable.'

Fox News — Latest

Mandy Patinkin Encourages Jewish Voters to Support Abdul El-Sayed for Senate

Mandy Patinkin has called on Jewish voters to support Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Senate race, linking Jewish safety to democracy. He criticized El-Sayed's opponent, Mike Rogers, and addressed concerns about El-Sayed's identity. Rabbi Yaakov Menken countered Patinkin's claims, questioning El-Sayed's record on Jewish safety.

Fox News — Latest

Jackson Chourio Ties Babe Ruth's World Series Hits Record

Jackson Chourio of the Milwaukee Brewers has tied Babe Ruth's record for most hits in the first four World Series games, with 10 hits. The Brewers lost Game 4 to the Tampa Bay Rays, preventing a sweep. Chourio has been a standout performer in the postseason, and the Brewers are set to play Game 5 in their quest for a World Series championship.