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FEMA supervisor fired, under investigation after allegedly advising team to avoid homes with Trump signs.

A Federal Emergency Management Agency supervisor was fired and is under investigation for allegedly asking team members to not inspect homes in a hurricane-ravaged Florida town that had signs supporting Donald Trump's campaign, the agency said.

The incident occurred when the unidentified FEMA supervisor was surveying damage from Hurricane Milton in Florida and allegedly instructed their members to avoid the homes that had the signs, the agency said in a statement. »

The Government revealed details of its proposed anti-stalking legislation today, saying the law would be introduced in Parliament before the end of the year.

Stalking is set to become illegal and punishable by up to five years in prison, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has announced.

Allowing courts to make restraining orders and orders in relation to harmful digital communications, when sentencing for the new offence. »

Scalpers looking to capitalise on the release of the PS5 Pro are struggling to make a profit due to its generally ready availability.

While it appears that the console is generally available for those who want it, however, scalpers haven’t completely abandoned the PS5 Pro.

Instead, it’s the console’s external disc drive, sold separately, that’s in short supply and being scalped. »

One of 43 monkeys bred for medical research that escaped a compound in South Carolina has been recovered unharmed, officials said Saturday.

The monkeys on Friday were exploring the outer fence of the Alpha Genesis compound and were cooing at the monkeys inside.

Authorities in South Carolina said 40 monkeys escaped from a research facility Wednesday night. »