Garrett Langley, Chief Executive Officer of Flock Safety, spent recent TV time insisting his company’s network of license‑plate cameras and AI tools are about catching bad guys, not building a nationwide tracking grid. He repeated the company line: no facial recognition, short default retention, and lots of crime‑solving numbers. The defense comes as furious neighbors, More

The Justice Department this week unsealed a nine‑count federal indictment that reads like a crime drama with a budget and a spreadsheet. Federal prosecutors say four members of a Bronx crew called the “War Room” used fake ride data, GPS‑spoofing apps and cash (sometimes drugs) to steal more than $12 million from Medicaid. Three men More

Nancy Kassebaum Baker, the Kansan who spent 18 years in the United States Senate and helped craft landmark health‑insurance reforms, has died, her family confirmed. Her son, Bill Kassebaum, said she died Friday of natural causes. The family has asked for a private memorial and requested that memorial gifts be sent to the Capper Foundation More

A video from a July 2025 town‑hall in South Haven showing Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El‑Sayed saying U.S. actions can create the “pain” that helps drive terrorism has been republished and weaponized by conservative outlets this week. The clip—first posted by a conservative outlet and then amplified across social media—captures El‑Sayed’s public‑health framing: More

White House officials have confirmed that President Donald Trump will travel to Ireland next month to attend the Amgen Irish Open at his Trump International Golf Links & Hotel in Doonbeg. The visit is set for the final days of the tournament, and the president is also expected to meet with U.S. embassy staff and More