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Two Dangerous Individuals Escape Philadelphia Prison, Not Noticed Missing for 19 Hours

Authorities are searching for two individuals who escaped from the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center on Sunday evening, but were not noticed missing until 19 hours later. Grant is accused of killing four people, and both individuals are considered dangerous. The Philadelphia Police Department is leading the search for the two escapees, while the Philadelphia Department of Prisons is conducting an internal investigation into the incident.

Senator Dianne Feinstein Returns to the Senate After Nearly Three-Month Absence Due to Health Issues

Senator Dianne Feinstein is returning to the Senate after a three-month absence due to health issues. Her absence has complicated Democratic efforts to pass legislation and confirm President Joe Biden's nominees, as her absence has caused a single-seat majority in the Senate to become a 10-10 stalemate. Feinstein, who has served in the Senate since 1992, is expected to cast her first recorded vote since February 16th as soon as Tuesday night.

NAGE Files Lawsuit Against Treasury Secretary Yellen to Prevent Government Default on Debts

The National Association of Government Employees (NAGE) has filed a lawsuit against Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in the U.S. District Court for Massachusetts, seeking an injunction to prevent the government from defaulting on its debts due to the current debt limit. The lawsuit claims that the union’s workers are “at immediate and imminent risk of layoff or furlough” if a deal is not reached to increase the government’s borrowing limit. NAGE President David J. Holway said the debt limit “puts our members’ jobs and livelihoods at risk” and the union is “fighting to protect the economic security of our members and their families.”

Jury Finds Former President Donald Trump Liable for Battery and Defamation in Civil Trial Stemming from Rape Allegations

A federal jury in New York has found former President Donald Trump liable for battery and defamation in a civil trial stemming from allegations of rape against writer E. Jean Carroll. The jury awarded Carroll $5 million in damages for her battery and defamation claims, and found that Trump had defamed her by calling her claims a "hoax" and "a con job". The verdict is a significant victory for Carroll and other women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct.

Louisiana Man Arrested After Allegedly Shooting 14-Year-Old Girl Playing Hide-and-Seek on His Property

A Louisiana man was arrested on Monday after allegedly shooting and wounding a 14-year-old girl who was playing hide-and-seek on his property. The incident has sparked a conversation about the impact of gun violence on children and the need for stricter gun control laws and better education on gun safety. It has also raised questions about the need for better mental health resources in the community to help address the underlying issues of potential violence.

FBI Disrupts 20-Year-Old Russian Malware Network in ‘Operation Medusa’

The FBI has successfully disrupted a 20-year-old malicious software network used by the Russian government to spy on hundreds of computers across 50 countries. The agency used a digital tool called "Perseus" to turn the malware's functionality against itself and force the program to self-destruct on infected computers. Senior law enforcement officials said the FBI's court-authorized neutralization of the Kremlin-backed hackers in the U.S. succeeded, disabling the malware on an undisclosed number of American computers.

Jury Begins Deliberations in Civil Lawsuit Against Former President Donald Trump Alleging Battery and Defamation by Writer E. Jean Carroll

A jury has begun deliberations in the civil lawsuit brought against former President Donald Trump by writer E. Jean Carroll, who alleges battery and defamation. During closing arguments, Carroll's attorney argued that Trump has a "M.O." of targeting women, while Trump's attorney argued that Carroll's claims were false and protected by the First Amendment. The jury will decide whether Trump is liable for the attack and whether Carroll should be awarded financial damages, with the outcome potentially setting a precedent for future cases involving public figures.

Texts Reveal Tucker Carlson’s Private Opinion of Donald Trump and Fear of Being Trapped at Fox News for the Rest of His Career

Tucker Carlson, former Fox News host, was reportedly worried that Donald Trump's election denialism and false rhetoric would trap him at Fox News for the rest of his career. Texts obtained by The Daily Beast suggest that Carlson was aware of the potential consequences of Trump's actions, and that he was not a fan of the former president. His firing from Fox News last month is still unclear, but the texts provide insight into his private opinion of Trump.