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“There is absolutely no question that what happened to Ms. Dinges was despicable, traumatizing and completely unacceptable,” Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy said, before explaining that since no physical contact or threats occurred, she legally cannot proc…
As Congress works on getting new coronavirus relief to Americans, one group of senators is calling for continued financial relief through the economic recovery.
“In that moment, I felt helpless and afraid for my life.” These are the words of a Black Muslim woman attacked in February at the Century Park transit station in Edmonton. This incident would have been bad enough on its own. Yet since December, there have been at least six such incidents against Black Muslim…
Fresh remains found on a beach along the NSW south coast do not belong to alleged fraudster Melissa Caddick, Australian police say.Human flesh was found at Mollymook on Friday following the discovery of Caddick’s foot at Bournda…
A year on from Quadrant Private Equity’s acquisition of beleaguered tech services company Arq Group, it has banked a bumper increase in earnings.
Three US software giants face off for Australian visa processing work The Australian Financial Review
The OIG is conducting “significant work” to assess telehealth services during the public health emergency.
The hacking group, Clop, posted previews and screenshots of stolen data from Transport for NSW, including documents relating to a Country Regional Network project tender from 2019 and confidential steering committee papers for about new trains from 2016. Tran…
The FBI views the Jan. 6 Capitol siege as an act of domestic terrorism, director Christopher Wray testified in his opening statement Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee.Why it matters: The FBI’s designation of the attack as domestic terrorism puts t…
A 22-year-old man who was arrested today is suspected of storing over €120,000 in his bank account which was stolen by an organised crime gang in a €1.1m fraud.
