Archive for November 2025
Chinese-made buses in Norway can be halted remotely, spurring increased security
A leading Norwegian public transport operator has said it will introduce stricter security requirements and step up anti-hacking measures after a test on new Chinese-made electric buses showed the manufacturer could remotely turn them off. Transport operator Ruter said test results published last week showed that Chinese bus maker Yutong Group had access to their…
Read MoreTeen gets $10M bond after terroristic threats made against Halloween attraction in Sarpy County
A teen has been charged with terroristic threats after making a post on social media threatening to “shoot up” a Sarpy County haunted house attraction. 18-year-old Marshall Fry was charged with terroristic threats, and had his bond set at $10 million when he made his first court appearance on October 24. Fry’s preliminary hearing is…
Read MoreWoman, 16-year-old arrested following school threat investigation in Rocky Ford
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said an adult woman and a 16-year-old male have been arrested following an investigation into reported threats at Rocky Ford Junior/Senior School. The CBI said Rocky Ford police received a report that a 16-year-old student brought a firearm to a school sporting event in response to alleged threats from…
Read MoreSuspect who attacked pro-Israel demonstration in Colorado with Molotov cocktails pleads not guilty
A man accused of attacking a pro-Israel demonstration advocating for the release of hostages held in Gaza pleaded not guilty to 184 state charges during his arraignment in state court Wednesday. Mohamed Soliman, 45, is accused of using a “makeshift flamethrower” and throwing an incendiary device into a crowd of people participating in a Run…
Read MoreFrance car ramming: suspect ‘spoke of self-radicalisation’ after attack
The driver who ploughed into pedestrians and cyclists on the French holiday island of Oléron is suspected of “self-radicalisation”, Laurent Nuñez, the interior minister, has said. Five people were injured, two critically, when the driver hit pedestrians and cyclists on Wednesday in a rampage lasting 35 minutes. A suspect, named as Jean G, was subsequently…
Read MorePolice: Las Vegas teen arrested after supporting Hamas online, researching bombs
A Las Vegas teenager “on a path to violence” was arrested Saturday and charged as an adult after “showing interest in foreign terrorist groups” including Hamas and researching mass shootings and firearm purchases, according to authorities. Dylan Amanonce, 18, faces two felony counts of attempting to provide material support for terrorism. He was 17 when,…
Read MoreAllianz insurance Dublin headquarters vandalised by pro-Palestine group
The Irish headquarters of the insurance company Allianz was vandalised in Dublin overnight. A number of windows were broken and red graffiti sprayed at the office buildings at Elm Park in Dublin 4. A pro-Palestinian group, Palestinian Action Éire, has claimed responsibility. The group said it opposes the insurance company’s alleged relationship with an Israeli…
Read MoreNJ man arrested at Newark Liberty Airport food court in terror-related probe
Two New Jersey men have been arrested in connection with the ongoing terror-related investigation out of Detroit, according to four law enforcement officials familiar with the situation. One of them, a 19-year-old from Montclair, was taken into custody Tuesday morning in the Terminal B food court at Newark Liberty International Airport, the officials said. Two…
Read MorePennsylvania man accused of threatening to kill Congress member arrested in Washington, D.C.
A Pennsylvania man was arrested in Washington, D.C., after Capitol police said he threatened to kill a member of Congress. Capitol police said 43-year-old Richard Griffin from Pennsylvania was spotted by the Rapid Response Team around 12:30 p.m. Griffin was spotted from a “be on the lookout” bulletin that Capitol police said had been published…
Read MoreFlights grounded at Brussels Airport after multiple drone sightings
Brussels Airport was closed and all flights grounded after reported sightings of a drone, Belgian air traffic control has said. The smaller Liege Airport was also closed after drones had been seen. Defense Minister Theo Francken told public broadcaster RTBF that the incident appeared to be carried out by professionals intent on destabilizing the country.…
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