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32 minutes ago
- CTV News
U.S. calls reported threats by pro-Iran hackers to release Trump-tied material a ‘smear campaign'
President Donald Trump boards Air Force One for a trip to visit a new migrant detention center in Ochopee, Fla., Tuesday, July 1, 2025, in Andrews Air Force Base, Md. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) WASHINGTON — Pro-Iran hackers have threatened to release emails supposedly stolen from people connected to U.S. President Donald Trump, according to a news report, a move that federal authorities call a 'calculated smear campaign.' The United States has warned of continued Iranian cyberattacks following American strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities and the threats those could pose to services, economic systems and companies. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said late Monday that the threat to expose emails about Trump is 'nothing more than digital propaganda' meant to damage Trump and other federal officials. 'A hostile foreign adversary is threatening to illegally exploit purportedly stolen and unverified material in an effort to distract, discredit, and divide,' CISA spokeswoman Marci McCarthy wrote in a social media post, linking to a report from Reuters about the threat. 'These criminals will be found, and they will be brought to justice.' Reuters reported that it contacted the alleged hackers online. They told the news organization that it held a large cache of emails from Trump chief of staff Susie Wiles, other top advisers and porn actor Stormy Daniels, to whom a hush money payment led to Trump's criminal conviction. Federal prosecutors charged three Iranians last year on allegations of hacking into Trump's presidential campaign. Hackers also targeted the campaign of Democrats Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and unsuccessfully tried to leak material supposedly taken from Trump to Democrats and members of the media. The threat to release more hacked emails was reported the same day that CISA, the FBI and National Security Agency issued a public bulletin warning that hacking groups supportive of Tehran may attack U.S. interests despite a fragile ceasefire between Iran and Israel. The hackers, authorities warned, could seek to disrupt or disable critical infrastructure systems such as utilities, transportation and economic hubs. They also could target defense contractors or other American companies with ties to Israel, the agencies said. The bulletin outlined recommendations, including the use of regular software updates and strong password management systems to shore up digital defenses. Hackers backing Tehran have targeted U.S. banks, defense contractors and energy companies following American strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities — but so far have not caused widespread disruptions. David Klepper, The Associated Press
CBC
2 hours ago
- CBC
Jury returns for second day of deliberations in Sean (Diddy) Combs's sex trafficking trial
A jury returned Tuesday to deliberate for a second day at hip-hop mogul Sean (Diddy) Combs's federal racketeering and sex trafficking trial. Jurors were back behind closed doors weighing whether prosecutors proved the charges at a trial that began in early May. Combs's lawyers and prosecutors, meanwhile, began the day wrangling in the courtroom with Judge Arun Subramanian over how he planned to answer the jury's latest question. Jurors ended the day Monday by asking the judge for clarification about what qualifies as drug distribution, an aspect of the racketeering conspiracy charge that will help determine whether Combs can be convicted or exonerated on the count. Subramanian said he would remind jurors of the instructions he gave them on that part of the case before they started deliberating on Monday. Combs's lawyers had pushed for a more expansive response, but prosecutors argued — and Subramanian agreed — that doing so could end up confusing jurors more. While the lawyers debated, Combs sat in court, glancing between the action at the front of the courtroom and back to his mother, Janice Combs. Outside the courthouse, a handful of supporters of Combs held signs with messages like "Free Diddy" written across them. There were also a few livestreamers present — non-legacy media folks who have been consistently going live on social media platforms like TikTok and YouTube from just outside the courthouse to share the most explosive details of the trial. WATCH | Jury begins deliberations in Combs's sex trafficking trial: Jury begins deliberations in Sean (Diddy) Combs's sex trafficking trial 23 hours ago Duration 3:51 The jury has started deliberations in the trial of music mogul Sean (Diddy) Combs, who faces counts of racketeering and sex trafficking. Combs could face life in prison, if convicted. On Monday, the panel deliberated over five hours without reaching a verdict. Prosecutors say Combs for two decades used his fame, fortune and a roster of employees and associates to help him coerce and force two different girlfriends to repeatedly perform sexually with male sex workers for days at a time while he watched and sometimes filmed the drug-fuelled events. Combs is charged with five counts — one of racketeering conspiracy, two of sex trafficking and two of transportation to engage in prostitution. Defence lawyers contend prosecutors are trying to criminalize Combs's swinger lifestyle. If anything, they say, Combs's conduct amounted to domestic violence, not federal felonies. Combs, 55, could face 15 years in prison to life behind bars if he is convicted of all charges. After pleading not guilty, Combs chose not to testify as his lawyers built their arguments for acquittal mostly through lengthy cross-examinations of dozens of witnesses called by prosecutors, including some of Combs's former employees who took the witness stand reluctantly only after being granted immunity. Barely an hour into deliberations on Monday, the jury foreperson sent a note to the judge, saying that there was one juror "who we are concerned cannot follow your honour's instructions. May I please speak with your honour or may you please interview him?" The judge decided instead to send jurors a note reminding them of their duties to deliberate and obligation to follow his instructions on the law. By day's end, the jury seemed back on track, sending the note about drug distribution.
National Post
2 hours ago
- National Post
Stretch of Highway 11 remains closed, police ask public to shelter in place
Police are asking the public to shelter in place and keep their car doors locked if caught in traffic following an incident that has closed a stretch of Highway 11 in both directions. Article content Ontario Provincial Police say vehicles are currently being removed from the closure area in the Severn township beginning with the northbound lanes, and ask people to avoid the area. Article content Article content Article content Police say Highway 11 remains closed between Severn River Road and Coopers Falls Road and between Canning Road and Graham Road. Article content Article content
