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NEWSNATIONNOW (Safia Samee Ali) - Minnesota prosecutors demand federal evidence in Alex Pretti shooting

Hennepin County prosecutors demand DOJ and DHS provide records by March 3 after federal refusal.

SUBSTACK (The Grayzone) - The Household Items That Spy On You

Here are common household items that are being used to spy on you.

By Kei Pritsker I’m sure a lot of you saw the Ring Super Bowl commercial where they showed how Amazon’s Ring cameras surveil entire neighborhoods through a feature called Search Party. The feature allows users to upload an image of something and then all of the Ring cameras in its proximity comb through their own footage to see if that thing passed in front of them. The ad used the example of a user using Search Party to find a missing dog. Critical observers were quick to point out that this could easily be used to spy on everyone, but it’s not just Ring that’s spying on you. Here are some common consumer items that you might not have realized are watching you right now. Your TV. Modern TVs have something in the terms of service…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - Watchdog sues FBI for tape of Tom Homan allegedly accepting $50K bribe

The lawsuit, filed in the D.C. District Court, alleges that the FBI wrongly denied DDF's request for the recording under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - Amazing New Study Suggests You Can Just Think Thoughts Without Posting Them Online

LOS ANGELES, CA — The shocking results of a brand-new study indicate that you can actually think thoughts without posting them online.

DAILYCALLER (Leena Nasir) - NASCAR Driver Tyler Reddick Breaks Silence On Michael Jordan’s Physical Interaction With His Young Son

'I don’t see what other people see when it comes to this.'

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY (Christopher Holton) - It’s time to stand up against leftist doxxing

Peace officers, military personnel and prosecutors in recent years have faced a growing threat from...

Peace officers, military personnel and prosecutors in recent years have faced a growing threat from the practice known as “doxxing” in which their personal, private information is obtained, sometimes through legal means and sometimes illegally, and spread online via a variety of social media. In most cases the information posted online has included home addresses, obviously putting law enforcement and military personnel, and their families, at great risk. Some states, particularly Alabama, have moved to protect America’s heroes with legislation outlawing the practice and imposing penalties on those who participate in the practice. There is also a federal statute to protect federal law enforcement personnel. Federal law 18 USC…Open

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - ‘Arrogant’ AOC showed up unprepared for foreign policy panel: Tudor Dixon | National Report

Tudor Dixon criticized the foreign policy knowledge of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, and Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday’s “National Report,” saying it shows the party lacks coherent messaging on critical issues.