
Disappearance and Redactions of Epstein Files Spark Controversy
The Justice Department removed 16 photos from its Epstein investigation website, including one featuring President Trump, without providing an explanation for the removal.
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The Justice Department removed 16 photos from its Epstein investigation website, including one featuring President Trump, without providing an explanation for the removal.

In the lead-up to Ohio's fall ballot, misinformation about a reproductive rights measure is being spread on the official government website of the Republican-controlled Ohio Senate. The website, called "On The Record," features attacks against Ohio news outlets, op-ed style columns by Republican state senators, and content generated by the Senate majority's communications staff. Critics argue that this is an improper use of a taxpayer-supported website and that it presents false or misleading narratives about the proposed amendment. Supporters of the constitutional amendment worry that the content posted on the government website might be interpreted by voters as objective information.

A government website in Bangladesh has leaked the personal data of millions of citizens, including their full names, phone numbers, email addresses, and national ID numbers. The leak was discovered by a cybersecurity researcher who accidentally stumbled upon it while searching for an SQL error. TechCrunch verified the legitimacy of the leaked data and attempted to contact the Bangladeshi government organizations, but received no response. The exposed information poses a significant risk as it could be used to access, modify, or delete applications and view birth registration records.