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SCOTUS just delivered its most important Fourth Amendment decision in years — and it's a win for your privacy. The government can't vacuum up sensitive location data from your cellphone without a warrant, the court ruled. Watch @trevortimm.bsky.social explain why this matters.
The Moda Center controversy explained, insecure man-babies cause untold damage with their stupid, infantile fireworks, and Trump gives the U.S. soccer team an unfair advantage in the World Cup by convincing corrupt FIFA to reverse a red card. All this in today's GOOD MORNING, NEWS!
Harris County developers and homeowners have successfully removed at least 6,556 homes from FEMA's official floodplains in the last 10 years through a little-known appeal process used disproportionately in newer subdivisions and more affluent neighborhoods. www.houstonchronicle.com/projects/202...
The U.S. has withdrawn most of the troops that were sent to Nigeria earlier this year to help root out Islamic State insurgents, as the military pivots toward what it describes as an African-led model for security cooperation. From Stars and Stripes' Lara Korte:
The Take Care of America’s Veterans Act is pitting the nation’s largest veterans groups against one another over its proposal to pay for billions of dollars in new benefits for seriously ill and injured veterans by taking away future compensation from other disabled veterans.
ANALYSIS | An annual exercise by the Chinese and Russian navies this week represents a challenge this year to the international order upheld by the U.S. as its diplomatic and military prowess is in question, according to defense analysts. (from @brianmcelhiney.bsky.social & @keishirkoja.bsky.social)
What do the stars have in store for you this month? And which famous political figure is your star sign twin? (You look like a "Jeb Bush" to us.) Find out all this and more in the most hilarious (and patriotic) horoscopes column in the universe, The Faults in Our Stars.
GALLERY: USS Nimitz sailed into New York Harbor, joining the International Naval Review 250 in New York Harbor as part of the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Declaration of Independence. See more photos from the weekend: www.stripes.com/branches/nav... #Flashes
Car shows and cruises have been unfolding all along Route 66 during its centennial year. It’s an act of remembrance for a road built on movement, reinvention, and horsepower. Find more on our page celebrating the historic highway at CSMonitor.com/Route66. #Route66 #CarShows #festivals
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently supervised weapons tests on a 5,000-ton destroyer that was restored after capsizing at its initial launch last year and ordered the warship commissioned within two months, according to state-run media. From Stars and Stripes' Julie Masson:
The United Kingdom scramble two F-35 fighters last week to intercept a Russian aircraft that was closely tracking a British aircraft carrier in the Norwegian Sea, maneuvers the British defense ministry called "unsafe and unprofessional." From Stars and Stripes' John Vandiver:
Unidentified flying objects, time travel and microchipped super soldiers are some of the provocative ideas that spring from the mind of Ron Roman, a former U.S. Army soldier and published author who works with fellow veterans in South Korea. From Stars and Stripes' Seth Robson:
It’s been six months since the United States ousted Venezuela’s president in a military operation. Today, Venezuelans are torn over where the U.S. fits into the country’s earthquake recovery. #venezuela #earthquake www.csmonitor.com/World/Americ...