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SCOTUS just ruled against dragnet surveillance. Could Flock be next?
A Supreme Court ruling on geofence warrants may influence legal challenges to Flock license plate readers over privacy concerns, attorneys say.
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6mJoey Cantillo earns redemption against Texas as David Fry and Chase DeLauter power Guardians’ offense past Rangers, 9-4
The Guardians avoided a series sweep behind a balanced effort from Joey Cantillo, David Fry and Chase DeLauter in a 9-4 win over the Rangers.
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7mMultnomah County proposes closing nearly a third of its homeless shelter beds next year
Seven shelters could close entirely, one would have fewer county-funded beds and several motel voucher programs would end.
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4mMandatory water restrictions imposed in several N.J. towns as severe drought lingers
Residents are being told which days and which times they can water their lawns.
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24mLocked up and alone: Sharp rise in Oregon State Hospital’s seclusion of patients pushed state to worst-in-nation status
On hundreds of occasions in 2024, doctors at the Oregon State Hospital locked mentally ill patients in seclusion rooms for longer than 24 hours.
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2mRiders rescued after coaster stalls at Pa. amusement park
Three people on the ride were trapped about about 50 feet in the air for more than an hour.