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Federal, state and local police plan "public safety" announcement today, short on details

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By Dave Cohen Verified, Newell Normand, Tommy Tucker Verified, Bobby Hebert Verified
| WWL-AM/FM (New Orleans, LA) Verified
Authorities have called a news conference today with few details, but a long list of agencies involved.
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Putin thinks he can outsmart the US during Ukraine peace talks, a European intelligence chief says

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By Dave Cohen Verified, Newell Normand, Tommy Tucker Verified, Bobby Hebert Verified
| WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified
LONDON (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin has no desire to halt Russia’s almost 4-year-old invasion of neighboring Ukraine and thinks he can “outsmart” the United States during talks with Washington about how to end the war, a senior European intelligence official told The Associated Press.
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New Mexico lawsuit accuses Meta of failing to protect children from sexual exploitation online

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By Dave Cohen Verified, Newell Normand, Tommy Tucker Verified, Bobby Hebert Verified
| KRLD-AM (Dallas, TX) Verified
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Meta has failed to disclose what it knows about the harmful effect of its platforms on children in violation of New Mexico’s consumer protection laws, a state prosecutor said Monday as a trial began over the dangers of child sexual exploitation on social media.
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