The Daily Populous

Wednesday February 21st, 2024 evening edition

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Officials acknowledged unresolved questions Tuesday about a 16-year-old Oklahoma student who died one day after a fight in a high school bathroom.

The Feb. 7 fight happened at the Owasso High School West Campus, northeast of Tulsa, police and school officials said.

Nex was not a citizen of the nation but lived on the Cherokee reservation, Hoskin said in a statement.

He said he had asked local authorities to assist the Owasso Police Department in its investigation of Nex’s death.

Nex’s mother told the Independent that the 16-year-old had been bullied at school over their gender identity.

The students were also given a health assessment by a district registered nurse, per protocol, school officials said.

Police were called to Bailey Medical Center by a parent who wanted to report that the student had been in a fight, according to the police statement. »

Leaked documents expose China’s alleged offensive cyber tactics

Authored by dig.watch
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Leaked documents expose China’s alleged offensive cyber tactics.

A cache of Chinese government documents purportedly exposing the inner workings of China’s offensive cyber operations has surfaced on GitHub.

According to Sekai, the leaked documents delve into the intricate details of China’s state-sponsored cyber endeavours. »

General Mills urged to take plastics out of Cheerios, soup, pasta, canned corn

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A consumer group is urging popular brand General Mills to reduce the amount of plastic chemicals in prepackaged foods.

It sent a letter to General Mills, claiming it found concerning levels of the forever chemical phthalates in several General Mills products.

We’ve been waiting to see if General Mills will put out a statement in response to the letter and claims made by Consumer Reports. »

Russia arrests US dual national over alleged $51 Ukrainian charity donation

Authored by theguardian.com

Russia’s FSB security agency reported on Tuesday that it had detained a 33-year-old woman from Los Angeles who holds dual citizenship.

Reports said she had attended the Ural Federal University in Ekaterinburg and later married an American citizen and moved to the US.

Asked about the case, the US national security spokesperson John Kirby reiterated warnings about US citizens travelling to Russia. »

The Stunning Effectiveness of Houthi Harassment

Authored by americanpurpose.com
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Iranian and Houthi actions are putting a further strain on global trade.

This is why the seeming failure of the U.S. Navy’s strategy of "presence" has done nothing to discourage Houthi harassment of international shipping is so alarming.

Image: A screenshot from video released by the Houthi movement's television network Al Masirah. »