US authorities accused Iran-affiliated social media accounts of running AI-generated disinformation targeting Western audiences.
Category: Crime
Rajasthan Man Arrested for Posting Communally Sensitive Content on Social Media
Rajasthan Police arrested a man for posting communally inflammatory content on social media platforms that threatened public order.
Broadview 6 Defendants Kat Abughazaleh and Michael Rabbitt Speak Out on ICE Protest and Prosecutorial Misconduct
Two of the Broadview 6 defendants who protested at an ICE facility went public claiming prosecutorial misconduct in their case.
Palestine Action Activist Samuel Corner Sentenced to Seven Years for Bristol Elbit Systems Raid
UK courts sentenced activist Samuel Corner to seven years in prison for his role in raiding Elbit Systems’ facility in Bristol.
Shigella Infection Confirmed in 16 Students at School in Kerala’s Wayanad District
Health officials in Wayanad confirmed 16 cases of Shigella infection among school students with infectious disease surveillance underway.
US Naval Forces Intercept Iranian Drones Targeting Commercial Ships in Strait of Hormuz
The US military shot down two Iranian drones as part of ongoing operations to protect commercial shipping in the vital waterway.
Indian Crew Member Killed in Attack on US-Owned Tanker Near Basra Iraq in March
An Indian sailor died when a US-owned crude oil tanker was attacked near Basra Iraq with the remaining 15 crew evacuated safely.
Maryland Vendor Error Leads to 500000 Wrong-Party Primary Ballots Mailed But Trump Exaggerates Facts
State election officials issued replacement ballots after a vendor sent some voters the wrong party’s primary ballot an error Trump distorted.
Delhi High Court Issues Notice in NSUI Petition Over CBSE On-Screen Marking System Irregularities
The Delhi HC directed the Union Government to respond to a petition from NSUI alleging widespread flaws in CBSE’s digital evaluation system.
Supreme Court Informed Union Government Planning Policy for West Asia Students Unable to Get CBSE Results
The Union Government told the Supreme Court it was formulating a policy for private students in West Asia whose CBSE results could not be declared due to the war.