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How Case Against YouTube Involving ISIS May "Alter The Way Internet Works"
In 2021, a California state court threw out a feminist blogger's lawsuit accusing Twitter Inc of unlawfully barring as "hateful conduct" posts criticizing transgender people.
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California Man On Delayed Honeymoon Among Barcelona Victims
A 43-year-old California man on a delayed honeymoon was among the 13 people killed when a van plowed through a popular pedestrian area in the Spanish city of Barcelona, his family said on Friday.
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Families Of San Bernardino Shooting Sue Facebook, Google, Twitter
Family members of three victims of the December 2015 shooting rampage in San Bernardino, California, have sued Facebook, Google and Twitter, claiming that the companies permitted Islamic State to flourish on social media.
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Year After San Bernardino, US Grapples With Lone Wolf Attacks
One year after a newlywed couple stormed an office party in San Bernardino, California, killing 14 people and injuring 22 others, the country is still grappling with how best to thwart such lone wolf attacks.
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2 California Men Convicted Of Plotting To Support ISIS
Two men from Anaheim, California, were found guilty on Tuesday of conspiring to provide material support to ISIS militants, one of them going so far as to attempt to travel to the Middle East to join the extremist group, federal prosecutors said.
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US Man Gets 12 Years In Prison For Seeking To Join ISIS
A California man was sentenced to 12 years in prison Tuesday for seeking to travel to Syria to join the ISIS group and wage holy war, authorities said.
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Muslim Student Misidentified As 'Isis Phillips' In Yearbook
A Muslim high school student said on Monday she's hurt after being mistakenly identified in her Southern California yearbook as "Isis Phillips."
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ISIS Sympathizer Shoots Philadelphia Cop In 'Chilling' Ambush
A man claiming allegiance to the ISIS shot and seriously wounded a police officer in Philadelphia, opening fire multiple times at point-blank range with a stolen police gun before he was arrested, officials said Friday.
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2 Arrested In US Over Links To ISIS
US authorities said two people with ties to the ISIS are due in court today in California and Texas, including a refugee from Syria accused of returning there to fight alongside ISIS.
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Donald Trump's Provocative First TV Ad Raises The Temperature Of GOP Race
Donald Trump's ad begins with a shot of President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Then comes a U.S. battleship launching a cruise-missile strike. From there it moves swiftly through an explosive montage: The suspects in the recent California terrorist attack. Shadowy figures racing across the U.S.-Mexico border. Islamic State militants.
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California Shooters' Ex-Neighbour Denied Bail In Terrorism Case
A federal magistrate on Monday refused to grant bail to a man accused of providing the assault-style rifles a married couple used to massacre 14 people in San Bernardino, California, in an attack inspired by Islamic State.
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Isis Pharma Changes Name To Avoid Unwanted Association
Isis Pharmaceuticals is changing its name to avoid any unwanted association with the ISIS group, the California company said Friday.
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Australia Spy Chief Says 'Tone Down Islam Criticism': Report
Australia's spy chief has told politicians from the ruling conservative party to tone down their criticism of Islam as it could pose a national security risk, according to reports.
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No Evidence California Attackers Were Part Of Terrorist Cell: FBI Director
There is no evidence a married couple who killed 14 people in California this month were part of a terrorist cell, the head of the FBI said on Wednesday, echoing investigators' views that the pair were inspired by, rather than organized by ISIS.
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Republicans Debate How To Defeat Jihadists, Rivals Hit Donald Trump
Republican presidential hopefuls put the war against Islamic State jihadists front and center on Tuesday as they debated how to keep America safe -- with Donald Trump under attack for demanding a ban on Muslims entering the country.
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How Case Against YouTube Involving ISIS May "Alter The Way Internet Works"
In 2021, a California state court threw out a feminist blogger's lawsuit accusing Twitter Inc of unlawfully barring as "hateful conduct" posts criticizing transgender people.
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California Man On Delayed Honeymoon Among Barcelona Victims
A 43-year-old California man on a delayed honeymoon was among the 13 people killed when a van plowed through a popular pedestrian area in the Spanish city of Barcelona, his family said on Friday.
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Families Of San Bernardino Shooting Sue Facebook, Google, Twitter
Family members of three victims of the December 2015 shooting rampage in San Bernardino, California, have sued Facebook, Google and Twitter, claiming that the companies permitted Islamic State to flourish on social media.
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Year After San Bernardino, US Grapples With Lone Wolf Attacks
One year after a newlywed couple stormed an office party in San Bernardino, California, killing 14 people and injuring 22 others, the country is still grappling with how best to thwart such lone wolf attacks.
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2 California Men Convicted Of Plotting To Support ISIS
Two men from Anaheim, California, were found guilty on Tuesday of conspiring to provide material support to ISIS militants, one of them going so far as to attempt to travel to the Middle East to join the extremist group, federal prosecutors said.
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US Man Gets 12 Years In Prison For Seeking To Join ISIS
A California man was sentenced to 12 years in prison Tuesday for seeking to travel to Syria to join the ISIS group and wage holy war, authorities said.
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Muslim Student Misidentified As 'Isis Phillips' In Yearbook
A Muslim high school student said on Monday she's hurt after being mistakenly identified in her Southern California yearbook as "Isis Phillips."
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ISIS Sympathizer Shoots Philadelphia Cop In 'Chilling' Ambush
A man claiming allegiance to the ISIS shot and seriously wounded a police officer in Philadelphia, opening fire multiple times at point-blank range with a stolen police gun before he was arrested, officials said Friday.
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2 Arrested In US Over Links To ISIS
US authorities said two people with ties to the ISIS are due in court today in California and Texas, including a refugee from Syria accused of returning there to fight alongside ISIS.
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Donald Trump's Provocative First TV Ad Raises The Temperature Of GOP Race
Donald Trump's ad begins with a shot of President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Then comes a U.S. battleship launching a cruise-missile strike. From there it moves swiftly through an explosive montage: The suspects in the recent California terrorist attack. Shadowy figures racing across the U.S.-Mexico border. Islamic State militants.
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California Shooters' Ex-Neighbour Denied Bail In Terrorism Case
A federal magistrate on Monday refused to grant bail to a man accused of providing the assault-style rifles a married couple used to massacre 14 people in San Bernardino, California, in an attack inspired by Islamic State.
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Isis Pharma Changes Name To Avoid Unwanted Association
Isis Pharmaceuticals is changing its name to avoid any unwanted association with the ISIS group, the California company said Friday.
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Australia Spy Chief Says 'Tone Down Islam Criticism': Report
Australia's spy chief has told politicians from the ruling conservative party to tone down their criticism of Islam as it could pose a national security risk, according to reports.
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No Evidence California Attackers Were Part Of Terrorist Cell: FBI Director
There is no evidence a married couple who killed 14 people in California this month were part of a terrorist cell, the head of the FBI said on Wednesday, echoing investigators' views that the pair were inspired by, rather than organized by ISIS.
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Republicans Debate How To Defeat Jihadists, Rivals Hit Donald Trump
Republican presidential hopefuls put the war against Islamic State jihadists front and center on Tuesday as they debated how to keep America safe -- with Donald Trump under attack for demanding a ban on Muslims entering the country.
