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15-Year-Old Black Student Brutally Attacked with Sword in Racially Motivated Asssault
BRANDON, MANITOBA — A 15-year-old Black student, Chinoso Oduke, is recovering from serious injuries after a horrifying and racially motivated sword attack at Kneelin High School earlier this week. The attacker, a 16-year-old student from the same school, is now in police custody and facing multiple charges, including attempted murder. According to police, the assault happened during a mid-morning transition period at the school. The accused allegedly approached Oduke with a katana-style sword, shouted racial slurs, and began swinging the weapon with clear intent to kill. Witnesses say the h
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Is WhatsApp a Weapon? U.S. Ban The App On Government Phones Following Iranian Official Assassinations
Image Credit, Heiko The U.S. government has quietly but firmly banned the use of WhatsApp on all government-issued phones—including those used by members of Congress, defense personnel, and federal contractors. The timing couldn’t be more suspect. The ban comes in the immediate aftermath of a series of high-level assassinations of Iranian officials, including military and intelligence commanders, reportedly carried out through precision drone strikes in Syria and Iraq. While the United States has denied any wrongdoing or illegal surveillance, sources inside both cybersecurity watchd