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California lawmakers are making a furious push to stop ICE from using a high-tech device that federal officials say could give agents another option for subduing combative people without reaching for a firearm. Assembly Bill 2760 would ban “wearable electroshock devices” from being used by law enforcement anywhere in California, explicitly including federal agencies. It would also prevent state and local law enforcement agencies from using state funds to buy the technology and force them to rewrite their use-of-force policies to prohibit it. The extraordinary move comes as the Department of Homeland Security moves toward spending up to $20 million…
Published on 18/08/2026 – 13:03 GMT+2 A German court on Tuesday handed a jail sentence…
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SYDNEY: Japan underlined on Tuesday (Aug 18) the “critical” importance of security cooperation with the…
Published on 18/08/2026 – 12:12 GMT+2 A coalition of 26 businesses and civil society organisations…
Billionaire John Overdeck is set to testify in his record-breaking divorce case Tuesday — but…
Myanmar leader in Russia on diplomatic push, even as legal risks complicate travel elsewhere
In Min Aung Hlaing’s recent charm offensive abroad, he has emphasised that Myanmar is open…
A senior member of the Iranian regime has been deported from Canada after a judge…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Missouri man called 911 after his…
Published on 18/08/2026 – 11:12 GMT+2•Updated 11:17 FIFA’s chief operating officer Kevin Lamour has left…
A 30-year-old woman was fatally stabbed in a Brooklyn park early Tuesday morning, authorities said.…
CAD previously expressed “serious concern” over the incident, which first came to light when Hungarian…
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