Charges filed in deadly Milwaukee crash; Victims identified as Muskego couple
A Milwaukee man is facing first-degree reckless homicide charges in a crash Tuesday at 27th Street and St. Paul Avenue in Milwaukee that killed a couple from Muskego.
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Bluesky has launched a new product roadmap for the coming months. The decentralized social network said on Tuesday that it is planning to introduce direct messages, support for videos, improved custom feeds, and new moderation controls. In a blog post, the company said it is developing a direct messaging (DM) service that will be integrated into the Bluesky app, off the decentralized AT Protocol — the protocol that Bluesky uses — initially, and would later develop an on-protocol DM.
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Ryan says he would be writing in a Republican candidate instead of voting for Donald Trump.
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Jermall Charlo, WBC middleweight champion, arrested, charged with DWI after crashing Lamborghini
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NBA playoffs: Celtics cruise to Game 1 win over Cavaliers behind big night from Jaylen Brown, Derrick White
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Value, quality, and convenience are what consumers are seeking, per Whole Foods' CEO.
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Timberwolves' Rudy Gobert wins NBA Defensive Player of the Year award
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PSG's superteam era ends with another devastating defeat in Champions League
For the 12th consecutive spring, a PSG Champions League campaign ended sooner than it was supposed to, without the only acceptable result.
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Kia EV6 refresh teased with 'Star Map' lighting
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Brandywine Realty Trust says data stolen in ransomware attack
U.S. realty trust giant Brandywine Realty Trust has confirmed a cyberattack that resulted in the theft of data from its network. In a filing with regulators on Tuesday, the Philadelphia-based Brandywine described the cybersecurity incident as unauthorized access and the "deployment of encryption" on its internal corporate IT systems, consistent with a ransomware attack. Brandywine said the cyberattack caused disruption to the company's business applications that support its operations and corporate functions, including its financial reporting systems.
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Biden signs bill to protect children from online sexual abuse and exploitation
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What we learned from the indictment of LockBit’s mastermind
On Tuesday, U.S. and U.K. authorities revealed that the mastermind behind LockBit, one of the most prolific and damaging ransomware groups in history, is a 31-year-old Russian named Dmitry Yuryevich Khoroshev, aka "LockbitSupp." As it’s customary in these types of announcements, law enforcement published pictures of Khoroshev, as well as details of his group’s operation. Earlier this year, authorities seized LockBit’s infrastructure and the gang's banks of data, revealing key details of how LockBit worked.
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Tony Allen, member of Grizzlies' 'core 4,' says he'll get his No. 9 retired next season
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Copilot Chat in GitHub's mobile app is now generally available
GitHub on Tuesday announced that Copilot Chat, its AI chat interface for asking coding-related questions and code generation, is now generally available in its mobile app. At first glance, a mobile app may not be the most obvious place to use GitHub's Copilot Chat. As Mario Rodriguez, GitHub's recently promoted SVP of Product, told me, the mobile app is already very popular for performing tasks like starring repos and some of the social features GitHub has to offer.
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US, UK police identify and charge Russian leader of LockBit ransomware gang
On Tuesday, a coalition of law enforcement led by the U.K.’s National Crime Agency announced that Russian national, Dmitry Yuryevich Khoroshev, 31, is the person behind the nickname LockBitSupp, the administrator and developer of the LockBit ransomware. The U.S. Department of Justice also announced the indictment of Khoroshev, accusing him of computer crimes, fraud and extortion. “Today we are going a step further, charging the individual who we allege developed and administered this malicious cyber scheme, which has targeted over 2,000 victims and stolen more than $100 million in ransomware payments,” Attorney General Merrick B. Garland was quoted as saying in the announcement.