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Oct, 2021

What happens when a police officer’s wife goes on the job

LOUISVILLE, Ky.

— A Kentucky police officer is under investigation for allegedly violating her husband’s constitutional rights in a domestic violence case, a lawsuit says.

Lawyers for the wife of a Louisville officer who was suspended after the allegations surfaced filed a lawsuit Friday against the city and the police department, claiming the allegations violate her rights as a married woman.

The lawsuit filed in federal court in Louisville says the city is violating the federal Family Medical Leave Act, which protects employees who have been injured by their spouse.

The city of Louisville and the Louisville Metro Police Department declined comment on the case.

The suit claims that Officer Pauline Johnson violated her husband during a domestic dispute involving a child and her ex-husband, according to court documents.

Johnson, 46, has been suspended without pay since January.

His attorney, David Bier, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

A statement from Johnson’s attorney said the officer was suspended for “violating the civil rights of the wife and her family by violating his constitutional rights and duties to protect his wife and the children, including the use of deadly force in defense of himself and the child, in violation of the family-related clause of the U.S. Constitution, and the Domestic Violence Prevention Act, as well as the Louisville and State constitutions, and local ordinances.”

The civil rights law protects both men and women against discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, gender identity and expression, religion, age, disability and familial status.

The law protects employees from discrimination based upon race, religion or national origin based on sex, disability, age and familial group.

Oct, 2021

Which is the biggest threat to the internet in 2017?

With the internet currently facing an unprecedented amount of censorship, the questions surrounding which sites are being censored are growing more complex.

According to a new report from Trend Micro, the number of websites that are censored worldwide has more than doubled in the past decade, reaching a record high of 9.8 million websites in 2016.

This is a significant increase from the 7.6 million sites that were censored in 2017.

It is also significantly higher than the previous high of 5.7 million sites in 2013, which peaked at over 5 million sites.

The increase in the number and type of sites that are being restricted is being attributed to the growing global surveillance powers of the United States and the European Union.

It has been suggested that these countries have been actively targeting political dissent, or that they are actively attempting to use the internet to spy on citizens.

The report further claims that the new laws have led to the consolidation of “a handful of global corporations that have become the dominant players in the Internet industry.”

In a statement to The Verge, Trend Micro CEO Matthew Green explained that the increase in censorship has a lot to do with the rise of the internet’s capacity to store and share information.

“While many users are using the internet for a wide range of purposes, many of these purposes are in direct opposition to government interests,” he said.

“This trend has also led to increasing restrictions on social media, and online advertising, as well as a number of companies that operate in the digital advertising space that have a direct impact on the way that information is being shared.”

Green also noted that these new laws are a direct response to the efforts of the Russian government to influence the election.

“The Russian government has used the internet and social media to spread disinformation and manipulate opinion to their own advantage,” he wrote.

“These laws have helped them to further isolate their adversaries, undermine trust in the democratic process, and undermine their ability to communicate.”

Oct, 2021

Why does the NSA keep spying on your water service?

By using its NSA-approved network, the National Security Agency has access to your personal water company’s network, according to a leaked NSA report.

The leaked document, obtained by BuzzFeed, details how NSA and NSA contractor Edward Snowden leaked details of the NSA’s Prism program, which allows the agency to track phone and internet activity of US citizens, to The Intercept.

The NSA’s network includes water service providers like Comcast and Verizon, which can be targeted by NSA analysts, as well as other US companies, like DTE Energy.

The leaked document also details how the NSA taps into water service companies’ networks for information on customers’ phone usage and IP addresses.

According to the NSA document, the NSA also taps into ISPs’ networks to monitor data traffic and track IP addresses of US customers’ computers.

The NSA program is one of the largest in history, according a report by the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

The report estimates that the NSA collects information on 4 billion communications every day, which includes emails, texts, calls, videos, and more.

According the report, the agency’s ability to spy on millions of Americans is comparable to the intelligence gathering capabilities of the US military, and is in direct violation of international law and human rights.

The report also points out that the information the NSA is gathering could be used for foreign espionage and terrorism.

The leak comes as lawmakers around the country are discussing surveillance programs.

The latest report comes on the heels of revelations that the US is being paid more than $20 million a year by Israel to spy in the US.

Oct, 2021

GOP senators push Trump administration to halt Trump-era payments to insurers

Republican senators on Thursday pressed the Trump administration not to pay tens of millions of dollars in subsidies to insurers, calling the move an “abhorrent abuse of taxpayer dollars.”

In a letter to HHS Secretary Tom Price, the lawmakers urged the administration to stop paying the payments to HealthCare.gov and the Affordable Care Act exchanges that are part of the federal government’s healthcare law.

The move would leave some 27 million people with out-of-pocket costs exceeding $3,000 a year, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Republicans are not alone in their concerns.

Trump, who campaigned on a promise to lower premiums, has been under pressure from Democrats and consumer advocates to reverse his decision.

House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday he is “proud to be the voice of the American people” when it comes to healthcare.

But the GOP’s top Republican also warned that the payments would hurt the insurance industry.

“If this money were not paid out, we would not have these huge spikes in premiums that we’re seeing now,” Ryan said.

Price’s office said it would review the letter and “consider appropriate action” if the lawmakers have not provided enough details.

The Senate’s Republican leadership has previously expressed concerns about the payments.

The payments, which began on March 17, provide subsidies to people with low-income insurance coverage and help pay for private health insurance through state and federal exchanges.

They were expanded under the Affordable Health Care Act and have been a major source of Republican criticism of the administration’s health care law.

Democrats have said the payments, known as cost-sharing reduction payments, are essential for health care coverage for low- and middle-income people and have called for an end to the subsidies.

Oct, 2021

Federal Communications Commission: Net neutrality rule is a mistake

Consumer advocates are pushing back against the Federal Communications Authority’s proposal to reclassify broadband as a Title II service.

The agency announced Wednesday it would begin to reevaluate its rules governing the internet.

The FCC’s proposal, known as Title II, will be the first step toward reclassifying broadband as common carrier service under Title II of the Communications Act, the agency said.

“If Title II is not reclassified, broadband providers could be forced to provide access to consumers in ways that are not in their best interest,” the agency wrote in a letter to the House Ways and Means Committee, which has jurisdiction over the FCC.

“This would not be a good outcome for consumers, as it would leave them with fewer options for online services.”

The proposal would not require the FCC to re-classify any other types of broadband service, such as fixed wireless or mobile phone service, as long as it did so in accordance with the law.

The FCC previously announced that it would reclassification broadband as an internet service under a rule that the agency put in place in 2015.

The FCC’s reclassifications came as the agency grappled with how to regulate the internet in the wake of the 2016 election.

In April 2017, the FCC voted unanimously to classify broadband as telecommunications service under the Telecommunications Act, a move that has since been reversed.

But the agency has been under pressure to reregulate broadband under Title I of the Telecommunications Acts since the election, which led to a legislative proposal that would have made it a telecommunications service.

If the FCC is able to rework the Title II reclassulation process to reorient the rules, the public and companies could be left with fewer choices for online access, said Michael Weinberg, president of the Institute for Justice, a consumer-focused legal advocacy organization.

Under the reclassified status, consumers would still be able to access websites like Reddit, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and other social media.

But if they are charged a fee for accessing them, that could make the service less accessible to consumers.

The agency has also been criticized for failing to classify internet services as a telecommunications, which is a form of government service.

Under Title II regulations, the federal government could not require internet service providers to pay for internet service.

Weakening the rules would be a violation of the US Constitution’s prohibition on unreasonable government regulation, the Federal Communication Commission wrote in its proposal.

The rule will take effect in 2019.

The public comment period for the reclassified status ends on July 26.

Oct, 2021

What you need to know about NBN Co’s fibre to the node (FTTN) rollout

Posted September 19, 2018 05:05:37The Government’s National Broadband Network (NBN) is expected to begin operating on July 1, 2018, but not before NBN Co is already seeing the first waves of demand for its FTTN (fixed wireless) service.

As the Government works through its rollout of its NBN Co FTTNs, a new article published by The Conversation outlines what you need do to get the most out of the NBN’s FTN services.

The article is a guide to what you should be aware of when planning your FTTn service, and how to manage the service.

It highlights the following:The first phase of the FTTNS rollout will be from July 1.

The first FTTNN service will begin in the middle of August.

This means that there will be more than 100,000 FTTns connected to the NBN by the end of August, compared to just about 20,000 connections made in the first phase.

The first FTN connection will connect people who have already signed up to receive NBN Co broadband.

It is important to note that the Fttns are still not being delivered to everyone in Australia.

It is likely that some people will be left waiting for a few weeks or months before they can connect to their new FTTnn.

The NBN Co website states that the first few months of the rollout will not be the most challenging.

However, the article states that it will be “critical” for people to sign up for their Fttn service as soon as possible.

“We anticipate that around the first week of September, we will start seeing people in the door.

This is the time for people who’ve already signed-up to FTT n to sign-up,” it says.”

In the meantime, we are encouraging everyone to make sure they are fully aware of what they need to do to stay connected, and to be sure they understand what they can do to keep up with demand.”

It is recommended that people download a free app called NBN’s FTTNG (Faster than Normal), which will help them keep up to date with their FTTnm.

The app will also provide information on the availability of FTTngs across Australia.

If you are a customer who is already signed into your NBN Co account, it is recommended to check your email to confirm that you have an account.

NBN Co says that you can also check the status of your account by logging into your account using the account number.

“If you need help with signing up or getting started with your NBN account, we have created an easy-to-use FTTNC tool,” the company said.

“The tool is based on a combination of our network engineering skills and the information you provide.

You can find it here: FttnLink.net/fttn-sign-up.

It will show you what services you can use, how long you will have to wait, and when your account will be activated.

We also recommend you use the tool to make an appointment for your Fttnn service if you haven’t yet signed up for a service yet.”

The Fttnm service is delivered by the telco through its Optus network, which is also the network that the majority of Australians are connected to.

The telco operates a network of 25 fibre-to‑the-node (FTTN) nodes, and provides about 20 of these to residential customers.

The FTT nodes are also able to offer FTT services over fibre optic cables, but only when they are connected via Optus, NBN Co or a partner provider.

The telco says that the fibre-optic cable network provides about 10% of Australia’s total FTT capacity.

The second phase of NBN Co FTN rollout will include a network-wide rollout.

The network-based rollout will start with a trial phase from September 1, which will see FTTMs deployed at all premises in the country.

This trial phase is intended to allow NBN Co to test out its Ftt n rollout in rural areas before rolling it out nationwide.

Once the network-level rollout is rolled out, it will last about six months before being rolled out nationwide to all households and businesses.

It will also include the provision of access to Fttngs over FTT, as well as FTTM, FTTN and FTTP.

This phase of rollout will begin with a rollout to select customers, and will run for approximately six months.

The rollout will continue through to December 31, 2020, and the final phase of FttN rollout to be rolled out to the whole country.

It is hoped that the network will allow NBNCo to make Fttrn rollouts more convenient, and make FTTm and FTTN deployments more accessible.

In addition, the rollout is also intended to make the NBN Co a more flexible provider, which could allow NBNco to offer

Oct, 2021

How you can save your mobile phone number and passwords from a spammer

A spammer can get a hold of your mobile number, a username, and the password of an account associated with your phone number.

The same can happen if you use your phone numbers for the wrong reason.

You can do something like this to keep your mobile password safe.

This article explains what you need to do, what the spammer could try to do with your mobile account, and how to protect your password.

How to Protect Your Mobile Phone Password If you use a number to log into your Google account, you can keep your password safe by not using it.

For example, if you log into an account using a username you already know, the account won’t log you in.

You’ll be able to use your password, and Google will log you out.

You won’t need to worry about a password reset if your account gets compromised.

What to Do If you log in to an account without using a password, you’ll need to remember your password for at least 10 years, so make sure you’re not going to forget it.

If you do use your mobile numbers, remember that it’s very important to change the password on your phone every time you change your phone password.

The more secure your password is, the less likely someone can get hold of it.

Make sure you set up a two-factor authentication system to protect against someone who has the same password on multiple accounts.

Oct, 2021

Netflix, Amazon, and the end of content exclusivity

A few weeks ago, Netflix announced it would no longer be allowing content creators to offer their content exclusively to its subscribers, a move that’s been widely criticized as the end game for content exclusives on the service.

The move came in response to a petition asking Netflix to let content creators offer their shows to their subscribers, which garnered more than 3.3 million signatures as of this writing.

Netflix did not immediately respond to Ars’ request for comment.

Since then, many creators have been posting their shows for free to their respective streaming services.

On Thursday, the first of these shows was revealed, as the streaming service revealed it was rolling out the first two episodes of the new series from its original creators, Adam McKay and Jason Mraz.

Netflix’s first two series of the series, “Pawn Stars” and “The Long Goodbye,” have now been released.

Both of these series are based on books by Michael Connelly, who has also written and co-created the upcoming film “Mudbound,” as well as the upcoming HBO drama “The Leftovers.”

Netflix has not released an official synopsis for the new show, but it does have a trailer.

It’s unclear whether or not these shows will be available for streaming, but we’ll keep you updated as we learn more.

Optum’s Optum Pro service provider is closing its doors

With Optum being acquired by a US company, a new Optum service provider will be opening up in the United States.

According to an announcement by the company, the company will no longer provide the Optum Service Provider (OSP) program.

The OSP program provides free telephone, email, internet and data services to qualifying customers in the US.

The company said that it plans to close the OSP service provider in late 2019.

The decision to end the OSPA program was made to provide Optum with a better opportunity to compete with the likes of Verizon Wireless and AT&T.

The new company will continue to offer Optum services, however.

“This is a very difficult time for Optum as we begin to implement this transition to a new provider,” said Eric Wieger, CEO of Optum.

“Optum’s service is one of the largest and most trusted providers of broadband internet and mobile services in the world.

Optum said that the company is no longer offering the OpticPhone service. “

We wish the Optimum family the very best in the future.”

Optum said that the company is no longer offering the OpticPhone service.

The news comes just days after a report surfaced that Verizon Wireless had agreed to buy Optum for $35.5 billion, with the deal expected to close in 2018.

AT&amps;T was reportedly the last remaining company to offer the OptinPhone service to customers, but the company has since closed the deal.

AT &t and Verizon Wireless have not yet announced their final plans for the business.

Oct, 2021

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