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US water sector supplier hack draws FBI scrutiny as Iran-linked cyber concerns grow
Cote said the FBI told the company the data breach was an opportunistic attack not specifically targeting Micro-Comm, and the company recommended that customers change passwords out of caution.
White House showcases letters from each state praising Trump administration
Mayor of Kansas town charged with voting illegally without US citizenship
Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce on engagement to Taylor Swift: 'I got one more ring'
White nationalist march sparks unity amid mourning for Jewish museum shooting victims
On Saturday, more than 150 Patriot Front members gathered at the National WWI Museum and Memorial and marched downtown carrying flags — including Confederate flags — and chanting.
Kind klagt über „Monster“ unterm Bett, Babysitterin findet versteckten Mann
Das „Monster“ unter dem Bett entpuppte sich als mehr als nur die blühende Fantasie eines Kindes.
Child complains of 'monster' under bed, babysitter finds hiding man
The "monster" under the bed turned out to be more than just a child's overactive imagination.
HB 2299: Kansas education bill applies IHRA standard for antisemitism
"Every student, faculty, and staff member deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued at any educational institution,” said CAM Founder Adam Beren.
I left Kansas City worried about antisemitism. What I learned in Europe gave me hope - opinion
These experiences taught me a powerful lesson: Even in situations that seem terrible, there’s always a positive outlook to take.
Two juveniles charged in Kansas City Super Bowl rally shooting, NBC News reports
Jackson County prosecutor Jean Peters Baker confirmed in a written statement on Friday that two juveniles had been charged as minors in a family court but did not provide any details.
Kansas City police link Super Bowl rally shooting to dispute, not extremism
Three people, including two minors, were detained as "subjects" after a shooting spree at Kansas City's Super Bowl victory parade left one killed and 22 wounded.
One person killed, several wounded by gunfire near Kansas City Super Bowl parade
Stacey Graves, police chief of the Kansas City (Mo.) Police Department, said during a news conference that 22 people suffered gunshot wounds. At least seven had life-threatening injuries.
Kansas state legislature passes pro-Israel resolution amid Gaza war
“The State of Israel is an invaluable and trusted ally of the United States and a beacon of democracy in the Middle East," Kansas representatives and senators said.
A million Christians to pray for Jews, Israel on Yom Kippur
This Christian prayer call does not appear to be for Jewish conversion, rather it calls for non-Jews to come to the God of the bible.