Tony Hopfinger, editor of Alaska Dispatch, was arrested at a "town hall" meeting for Alaskan US Senate candidate Joe Miller when he asked questions regarding charges that the candidate had misappropriated public resources for political purposes at a previous post he had allegedly been dismissed from. Ironically enough, it turns out that this illegal arrest was carried out by active duty soldiers, though not in uniform and working for a rogue, unlicensed security firm Dropzone. It is against the law and un-Constitutional for active-duty military personnel to participate in political activism.
Super funds could face hefty fines after hundreds of Aussies were hacked in
'coordinated' cyberattack
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The country's biggest fund AustralianSuper, which has about 3.5million
members, was among those targeted on Friday following reports a cache of
passwords h...
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