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Have seen enormous triggers that would have set off agents running in all corners of the united states. you would have seen also nope involved in helping or assisting people get to a violent event would be charged with material support. all of that falls away. it leaves the fbi always in a reactive posture. you see this even in the intel reports. we're nervous that we're watching protected free speech because we don't know where the line is for violence. you see director wray talking about policing violence. it is about two strides inside the capitol where that goes from freedom of assembly to...

Arriving alongside Nemesis expansion on PC. Updated on 7 April 2021 Stellaris' galaxy menacing Nemesis expansion comes to PC on 15th April and, as is the norm, it'll be accompanied by a free update for all players on the same day. In the run-up to next week's launch, publisher Paradox has now offered a quick taste of Dick, as the update is officially known, in a handy new video summarising the various changes it'll bring. Stellaris' 3.0/Dick update (which, as with previous free updates, takes its name from a famed sci-fi author, in this case Philip K Dic...

When the COVID-19 pandemic first emerged, we leaned into our nearly 50 years of experience as consumer and market experts. We also had the huge advantage of a global analyst network and assessment has been included in every US Mintel Report we have published since April 2020. We launched our first wave of US research specifically dedicated to consumer perception of COVID-19 in early March 2020. We have continued to track consumer sentiment around COVID-19 since then, evolving our questions as the pandemic progresses. As a team of researchers, we obsessed over tracking the development of th...

Fizzy drinks filled with CO2 gas have never been more popular. But are they healthy for you? Here are the side effects of having too many carbonated drinks.

At the time, john brennan, would keep information from the operative out of president obama's daily brief in 2016. instead, he would send these special intel reports in special sealed envelopes to the oval office because of how valuable this was. >> when i worked down at the national security council and they brought down the sensitive reporting, they would always have it cloaked in two or three envelopes and watch you read it. it's very, very sensitive information. but we've apparently squandered a gold-plated source. and it should concern everybody, because what we do in the intelligence com...