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Twin Bomb Threats Called in Resulted in White House/Senate Evacuations

By Alaska Native News on Jun 9, 2015   Featured, National  

Twin Bomb Threats Called in Resulted in White House/Senate Evacuations

Twin threats closed down the White House Briefing Room as well as a Senate hearing in the U.S. capitol today. It is still unknown if the two threats are connected. A call was placed by an unknown caller reporting that there was a device placed in the Homeland Security Committee offices on the third floor at […]

Saudi-led Airstrikes Kill 44 in Yemen’s Sana’a

By VOA on Jun 7, 2015   Featured, World  

Saudi-led Airstrikes Kill 44 in Yemen’s Sana’a

Airstrikes by a Saudi-led coalition in the Yemeni capital Sunday killed at least 44 people, including civilians, one week before the scheduled start of peace talks between rival political factions. The bombings targeted the headquarters of Yemen’s armed forces in Houthi rebel-held Sana’a. Saudi Arabia launched an air campaign against the Houthi militia in late […]

Data Breach Calls US Cybersecurity Into Question

By Doug Bernard | VOA on Jun 7, 2015   Featured, National  

Data Breach Calls US Cybersecurity Into Question

New questions are emerging following Thursday’s announcement of a massive cyberattack that targeted the private records of about 4 million current and former U.S. federal employees. Analysts are asking why it took the U.S. government so long to make it public. U.S. officials say they are investigating whether Chinese-based hackers are behind the attack. Investigators […]

Pentagon: Mistaken Shipments of Live Anthrax Worse Than First Thought

By VOA on Jun 5, 2015   Featured, National  

Pentagon: Mistaken Shipments of Live Anthrax Worse Than First Thought

The Pentagon says the case of live anthrax spores accidentally shipped to commercial and military labs in the U.S. and overseas is much worse than first reported. An initial review says 51 labs in 17 states and Washington, D.C., and in three other countries – Australia, Canada, and South Korea – may have gotten the […]

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