The daughter of leading Azerbaijani opposition leader Ali Karimli has told Newsweek the visit to her country by JD Vance to cement trade ties coincides with a "peak of repression" in the former Soviet republic. The U.S. vice president is expected to arrive in the Azerbaijani capital Baku on Tuesday, after visiting Armenia, to follow up an August deal over the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict between the South Caucasus neighbors, which President Donald Trump heralded as among the eight wars he claims to have ended.

Police departments across the US are quietly leveraging school district security cameras to assist Donald Trump's mass immigration enforcement campaign, an investigation by the 74 reveals. Hundreds of thousands of audit logs spanning a month show police are searching a national database of automated license plate reader data, including from school cameras, for immigration-related investigations. The audit logs originate from Texas school districts that contract with Flock Safety, an Atlanta-based company that manufactures artificial intelligence-powered license plate readers and other surveillance technology. Flock's cameras are designed to capture license plate numbers, timestamps and other identifying details, which are uploaded to a cloud server. Flock customers, including schools, can decide whether to share their information with other police agencies in the company's national network.

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The actress, who also appeared on 'Knight Rider' and was once married to David Hasselhoff, now has a completely different career.

Gordon Ramsay is more than a TV chef with a short temper. He made a documentary that profiled a controversial soup and assured us that it's not that great.

"They just turned violent so fast. I got my hair pulled, I didn't know which way was up," says the mother.

Criminal investigation now underway after several school district officials reportedly failed report incident.

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