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TVREAL Billion Dollar Whale Authors Launch Project Brazen Billion Dollar Whale, have launched the journalism studio Project Brazen. Through Project Brazen, Wright and Hope will develop books, podcasts, films and television series that uncover gripping and under-the-radar true stories from the world of entertainment, business, crime and international politics. The company aims to explore narratives from around the world, with a focus on tales of geopolitical intrigue and malfeasance that have b...

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There was a disturbingly familiar look about the Waratahs in Brisbane but a bright new star emerged in the midfield for the Brumbies.

Proposed Florida drone bill could help save lives, Volusia sheriff says New bill aims for law enforcement to use drones more A new bill is being proposed that could give law enforcement more authority to use drones in various situations. ORLANDO, Fla. - A bill in the Florida legislature seeks to codify law enforcement drone use. Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood said drones are a great tool for law enforcement. "Its not always easy to fly the helicopter. Sometimes its cost-prohibitive, weath...

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A bill to allow law enforcement to use drones for collecting evidence at crime scenes and traffic crashes passed its second committee stop today.

The Wrap: Injuries and depth to determine Super Rugby AU A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size One of the benefits of playing Test rugby in December and starting Super Rugby in mid-February is that the ‘silly season’ is kept mercifully short. That didn’t prevent some eyebrow-raising moments surfacing over the break, including Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan using his casting vote to determine tha...

Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood spoke to the commission before the vote, saying his agency’s academy would not be funded with law enforcement trust funds. Chitwood has said it would not require any additional funding. The sheriffs office currently pays the college $3,000 for each recruit it trains. “And this has nothing to do with Daytona State College to disparage them in anyway,” Chitwood told commissioners. "What this has to do with is the crisis that is facing policing now.”...

POLITICO Get the Florida Playbook Newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Good Thursday morning. The daily rundown — Between Tuesday and Wednesday, the number of Florida coronavirus cases increased by 7,537 (0.4 ...

Nel Pan Lane junction with Burns Avenue A MAN who crashed his car and rang police to claim it had been stolen has been jailed after repeatedly telling a "pack of lies". Even when Jordan Stallard was confronted with CCTV pictures of the collision and him abandoning the vehicle a few streets away, he denied it was him. And his efforts to dupe police came to nothing when a friend he claimed he had been with refused to lie for him. At Bolton Crown Court 25-year-old Stallard was jailed for s...