The city of Portland, Oregon, is considering a unique ban on facial recognition software that could limit how private companies use the technology.
Author: Kristin Lam, USA TODAY
‘Horrific’: Pennsylvania mom allegedly murdered her 2 young children, tried to fake their hangings
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Santa Clarita gunman used unregistered ‘ghost gun’ in Saugus High School shooting, sheriff says
An unregistered “ghost gun” was used in the deadly shooting at Saugus High School in Southern California last week, authorities said Thursday.
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San Diego State freshman Dylan Hernandez died after attending a fraternity event, the school announced Monday.
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106,000 still without power in wildfire-weary California; Maria Fire breaks out in Ventura County
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‘A sad day’: Louisiana deputy and his school teacher wife face 60 counts of child porn and child rape accusations
Sheriff’s deputy Dennis Perkins and his wife Cynthia Thompson Perkins, a teacher, were arrested on child pornography and rape charges in Louisiana.
Nearly 900 clinics have lost federal funding after Trump administration abortion rule, report says
Nearly 900 clinics have lost Title X funding since a Trump administration rule banned recipients from abortion referrals, according to a report.
Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook has stopped Russia and Iran campaigns to meddle in 2020 election
Facebook has shut down attempts from Russia and Iran to interfere in the 2020 elections, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in an NBC interview aired Monday.