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· Russia Suspected of Stealing Thousands of State Department Emails
· Man’s Skin “Peeled Off” in Rare Reaction to Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
· DHS Studying Ways to Plug Cyber Blind Spots, Officials Say
· Supreme Court Looks at Consequences of Falsely Calling Someone a Terrorist
· Appeals Court Upholds Constitutionality of FBI Terror Watch List
· Michigan Judge Drops Terrorism Charges for 3 Men Accused in Alleged Gov. Whitmer Kidnapping Plot
· Counter-Terrorism Program in France Bears Fruit with No Militants Reoffending
· Bosnian Police Hunt for Wanted U.S. Far-Right Activist
· What the WHO Investigation Reveals About the Origins of COVID-19
Russia Suspected of Stealing Thousands of State Department Emails (Betsay Woodruff Swan and Natasha Bertrand, Politico)
A previously unreported breach reveals new details of Russian access to U.S. government communications.
Man’s Skin “Peeled Off” in Rare Reaction to Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine (WRIC)
A Goochland County, Virginia, man suffered a severe reaction after getting his COVID-19 vaccine and VCU doctors believe it was a direct result of the shot. Richard Terrell got the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine earlier this month. He suffered a severe rash that spread over his entire body and turned his skin red. The 74-year-old was admitted to the hospital and spent five days at VCU Medical Center.
DHS Studying Ways to Plug Cyber Blind Spots, Officials Say (Gopal Ratnam, Roll Call)
Homeland officials looking into whether military spies could legally aid hunt for cyberattacks launched within U.S.
