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Israel seizes trove of intelligence on Hamas in Gaza offensive, with U.S. help

The intel comes from hard drives, cellphones, laptops, maps and other material seized during Israel’s invasion of Gaza, as well as electronic eavesdropping conducted by the U.S.
israeli hamas conflict gaza strip khan yunis
israeli hamas conflict gaza strip khan yunis

Who's behind the pro-Palestinian protests disrupting Biden events and blocking U.S streets?

NBC News examined links to an organization banned by Germany and Israel but found no direct financial ties to any U.S.-designated terrorist groups.
Photo Illustration: Pro Israel and Pro Palestinian protests
Photo Illustration: Pro Israel and Pro Palestinian protests

The U.S. crime rate is still dropping, FBI data shows

Why does the public think it's going up? “There is definitely more disorder in cities than there was five years ago," said one expert. “People confuse disorder and crime."
A police vehicle is seen at Washington Circle in Foggy Bottom in Washington, D.C. on Sept. 06, 2023.
A police vehicle is seen at Washington Circle in Foggy Bottom in Washington, D.C. on Sept. 06, 2023.

Man claiming to be Hezbollah bomb maker was stopped at southern border, official says

The man is in U.S. custody and there is an active investigation into his claims, the official said.
An aerial view of migrants passing through coils of razor wire while crossing the U.S.-Mexico border
An aerial view of migrants passing through coils of razor wire while crossing the U.S.-Mexico border

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Experts war-gamed what might happen if deepfakes disrupt the 2024 election. Things went sideways fast.

“It was jarring for folks in the room to see how quickly just a handful of these types of threats could spiral out of control and really dominate the election cycle,” said one of the organizers.
Photo illustration of green toy soldiers protecting a pixelated "Vote Here" street sign.
Photo illustration of green toy soldiers protecting a pixelated "Vote Here" street sign.

The U.S. is still sending Haitians intercepted at sea back to Haiti despite the violence

On Thursday, the U.S. Coast Guard stopped 65 Haitians who were trying to flee Haiti by boat and sent them back to Haiti.
A protester burns tires during a demonstration
A protester burns tires during a demonstration

Her son was doing well at a clinic serving kids with autism. Then private equity took over.

Blackstone bought CARD in 2018. By 2023 the autism services company had shuttered 100 locations and declared bankruptcy.
Misty Richards and her son, Javier Bautista.
Misty Richards and her son, Javier Bautista.

ICE agents will start wearing body cameras in five U.S. cities

ICE officers who arrest migrants and those who work with Homeland Security Investigations will wear cameras in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Buffalo and Detroit.
A suspect is escorted by an ICE agent for transportation
A suspect is escorted by an ICE agent for transportation

White House to provide $300 million weapons package for Ukraine

The announcement comes as the Ukrainian military is facing dire weapons shortages in its two-year war with Russia.
Ukrainian soldiers fire at Russian positions from a M777 howitzer
Ukrainian soldiers fire at Russian positions from a M777 howitzer

AI gives Russia, China new tools to sow division in the U.S., undermine America's image, intel agencies say

Beijing is "moving closer to Moscow's playbook," said the intelligence community's annual threat assessment, and may attempt to influence the 2024 election.
Christopher Wray, director of the FBI, during a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing in Washington, D.C., on May 25, 2022.
Christopher Wray, director of the FBI, during a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing in Washington, D.C., on May 25, 2022.

Biden is asking Congress for a $4.7 billion break-glass fund for border migrant surges

Congressional Republicans have already refused to approve $13.6 billion the administration wanted for border security, and border agencies face budget shortfalls.
A migrant crosses the Rio Grande with his child attempting to reach the United States border in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
A migrant crosses the Rio Grande with his child attempting to reach the United States border in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico