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Chipotle has filed a lawsuit against Sweetgreen for trademark infringement, alleging that the salad chain's "Chipotle Chicken Burrito Bowl" menu item copies the name and branding of Chipotle's burrito bowls. The complaint, which was filed in a California federal court, claims that Sweetgreen's use of the word "Chipotle" in its advertising and the dish's name is likely to cause consumer confusion. Chipotle alleges that Sweetgreen has used the word "Chipotle" as a source-identifying trademark and that Instagram users have associated the two companies. In addition, a restaurant industry news article has noted that Sweetgreen's new dish "veers directly into arch-rival Chipotle Mexican Grill's territory." Chipotle had contacted Sweetgreen about branding concerns and recommended that the chain rename the dish to use "chipotle" in lowercase, but Sweetgreen did not respond, according to the complaint. The Mexican food chain owns five federal trademark registrations for the word "Chipotle." Sweetgreen has not yet responded to the lawsuit.Chipotle Sues Sweetgreen for ‘Chipotle Chicken Burrito Bowl' (1)IRS-authorized tax e-file software provider, eFile.com, was found serving JavaScript malware called 'popper.js,' containing a base64-encoded code that attempts to load JavaScript from a third party website. This code aims to prevent caching and load a fresh copy of malware when visited. This issue concerns eFile.com and not the IRS e-file infrastructure or domains. Researchers have found the malware to be present on almost every page of eFile.com until April 1st. Additionally, the same Amazon AWS endpoint was serving another file called 'update.js' that prompts users to download next-stage payloads, which establish a connection to a Tokyo-based IP address, hosted with Alibaba. The same IP address also hosts an illicit domain associated with the incident. Further analysis revealed the PHP script as a backdoor malware that remotely accesses an infected device, connects to a remote command and control server every ten seconds, and receives a task to execute on the infected device. The malware can allow full access to a device, providing the threat actor initial access to a corporate network for further attacks. The company has yet to release the full scope of the attack and if it has infected any of its customers. EFile.com has been approached with questions but has not responded. This is the latest in a long series of problems with for-profit tax filing software companies, from security breaches to bait and switch advertising.Hackers Strike Again: eFile.com Service Suffers Major Cyber AttackIRS-authorized eFile.com tax return software caught serving JS malwareLaw firm Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan is opposing an attempt by two US health insurers to review certain internal records as the firm prepares to seek $185m in legal fees from a $3.7bn settlement with the US government. The dispute comes after a court struck down the $185m award in January, with the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit saying the lower court had not "adequately" justified the amount. The health insurers have suggested about $8m in fees would be appropriate. In a statement, surprising no one, Quinn Emanuel's Adam Wolfson said the fee agreement the class members agreed to "should stand."Law firm Quinn Emanuel resists probe after its $185 mln fee award is tossed | ReutersThe Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that unionized workers who sue for violations of the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) are pre-empted if the worker is covered by a collective bargaining agreement with a broad management rights clause. Instead, the dispute resolution process set out in the union contract must be used, which typically involves grievance arbitration. The ruling is part of a surge in litigation under Illinois' biometric privacy law, which requires companies to disclose the purpose of collecting the information, obtain permission, and publish data retention or destruction policies. Such violations can be expensive, with a $228m judgment awarded against BNSF Railway Co. truck drivers for collecting employee fingerprints without consent. Arbitrators are responsible for deciding disputes over whether biometric privacy claims must go through a collective bargaining agreement's dispute resolution process but it remains unclear what happens to such allegations in arbitration. Unions are expected to negotiate for strong biometric privacy protections in future contracts as a result of the ruling.Union Workers in ‘Uncharted Territory' on Illinois Privacy LawThe US Department of Justice has agreed to a $144.5 million settlement with survivors and families of the victims of the 2017 mass shooting at a Texas church that killed 26 people, for which a judge found the Air Force primarily responsible. The settlement with more than 75 plaintiffs requires approval by U.S. District Judge Xavier Rodriguez in San Antonio. It would end the government's appeal of Rodriguez's order that it pay approximately $230 million over the November 5, 2017 massacre by former Air Force airman Devin Patrick Kelley at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas. Kelley had used firearms he should not have been allowed to buy after admitting in a 2012 court martial to domestic violence. In July 2021, Rodriguez found the Air Force 60% responsible over its failure to enter Kelley's plea in a database used for background checks prior to firearms purchases. Though finding Kelley 40% responsible, Rodriguez said not even Kelley's parents knew as much as the government about their son's capacity for violence. The settlement ends a painful chapter for the victims of the crime.US reaches $144.5 million settlement with Texas church shooting victims | Reuters Get full access to Minimum Competence - Daily Legal News Podcast at www.minimumcomp.com/subscribe

This is the incredible story of Kim Dadou Brown who spent nearly two decades in prison after her abusive boyfriend tried to kill her and she fought back in order to save her life. Unfortuantely, her story is not unique—an estimated 90% of women behind bars have been abused by an intimate partner. On average, according to the ACLU, women serve an average of 15 years for killing a partner while men serve two to six for the same, and you can bet your britches the reasons behind killing one's partner are very different. Before we jump into Kim, we talk about Kanye's not-OK and clearly abusive stalking of late and how the Air Force is finally being held accountable for Devin Patrick Kelley's 2017 mass shooting. 

Two new lawsuits have been filed against producers of the Netflix film "Rust," including actor/producer Alec Baldwin. Baldwin killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during the filming of the movie in October by accidentally shooting her in the chest. Hutchins' family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit, and a medic on the set has filed a lawsuit for emotional trauma after she failed to save Hutchins' life. Also: A couple in Florida has been charged with child abuse for allegedly forcing their adopted son to live in a small structure in their garage. A U.S. judge has ordered the Air Force to pay $230 million to the victims of a mass shooting at a Texas church in 2017 that claimed 26 lives. The court had previously found that the Air Force failed to report a conviction that could have prevented the shooter from legally purchasing a gun. An 80-year-old nun was sentenced to a year in prison for stealing $835,000 from an elementary school to pay for lavish gambling trips. Support the show

Stephen Willeford engaged and shot the active shooter 6 times before chasing him to where he ultimately stopped and killed himself. The Sutherland Springs church shooting occurred on November 5, 2017, when Devin Patrick Kelley of New Braunfels, Texas, fatally shot 26 people and wounded 20 others during a mass shooting at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas. The attack was the deadliest mass shooting in Texas and the fifth-deadliest mass shooting in the United States.[2][note 1] It was the deadliest shooting in an American place of worship in modern history, surpassing the Charleston church shooting of 2015[3] and the Waddell Buddhist temple shooting of 1991 A few minutes after 11 a.m., Kelley arrived in a pearl white Ford Explorer SUV at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs. Around 11:20 a.m., Kelley stepped out of the SUV, wearing black tactical gear, a ballistic vest, and a black face-mask featuring a white skull and wielding a Ruger AR-556 semi-automatic rifle. He approached the church from the right, opening fire on and killing two people outside the church and continuing to fire on the building itself. He then entered through a right side door, where worshipers were attending regular Sunday service Join us for an in-person training: https://activeshootersurvivaltraining.com/in-person-alive/ Take the online course (use coupon code PODCAST25): https://activeshootersurvivaltraining.com/alive-online-course/ Become a Certified ALIVE Instructor: https://activeshootersurvivaltraining.com/become-a-certified-alive-instructor/ Read the book, 10 Minutes To Live: https://activeshootersurvivaltraining.com/product/10-minutes-live-surviving-an-active-shooter-using-alive-book/ Active Shooter Survival Is Not A Joke, And In The World We Live In Must Be Taken Very Seriously. We Are Here To Serve You And Give You The Tools & Knowledge You Need To Survive If The Unthinkable Happens, But You Must Take Survival Into Your Own Hands. If You Don't Think You're Prepared To Do That, Call Us Immediately. 833-99-ALIVE 833-99-15483 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michael-julian/message

Trey Ware speaks to Stephen Willeford, the Texas hero who took shooter Devin Patrick Kelley down. One year ago, Sutherland Springs endured a true nightmare in their place of worship. A gunman walked into the First Baptist Church and started shooting men, women and children. Today we send a prayer to the entire Sutherland Springs community.

  San Antonio Express-News immigration reporter Silvia Foster-Frau details her thoughts on interviewing the wife of Sutherland Springs shooter Devin Patrick Kelley, accompanied by audio excerpts of their conversations. Find more details at https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/texas-shooting/article/Wife-of-Sutherland-Springs-gunman-Devin-Kelley-13145534.php

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Gun control after the shooting in Sutherland Springs last weekend. A death penalty case turns into life in prison for an intellectually disabled inmate. A long list of Texas legislators accused of varying types of sexual harassment is released. What happened with all of those amendments Jay and Brandon talked about last week? Then, the guys get into how the 2018 election cycle is starting to shape up now that U.S. Rep. Ted Poe (R-Humble) has decided not to run again and Lupe Valdez, Dallas County Sheriff,  is considering running for governor of Texas.

Blocking annoying popups in Google Chrome; keep your coffee warm for eight hours; Netflix email scam In the show today, Marcello Sukhdeo talks about a Google Chrome update that will prevent websites from taking advantage of us by opening new tabs, a smart mug that can keep your coffee warm for up to eight hours, and if you are a Netflix subscriber there is an email scam that you need to be aware of.  Show Notes:  Google Chrome will now do more to prevent those annoying ways that websites try to take advantage of us. Google is planning a new update which will prevent these websites from automatically launching new tabs and windows you never intended on opening in the first place.  According to a blog post from Google, it says: "One piece of feedback we regularly hear from users is that a page will unexpectedly navigate to a new page, for seemingly no reason.” The source of these redirects, according to Google, is often content embedded within the site itself.  Now, with the latest update, Chrome will block third-party content from launching new pages unless you're actively interacting with that content. With this update, you will get a notification to let you know the redirect has been blocked.  A smart mug The Ember Ceramic mug is a smart mug that connects to your phone through Bluetooth and allows you to set an ideal temperature for whatever you’re drinking (up to 62 degrees Celsius for Canadians). Once the beverage reaches that temperature, the mug will maintain it for up to eight hours. The ceramic mug will retail for $79 US and is available exclusively at Starbucks and on Ember’s website.  Netflix email scam A well designed scanned email has been landing in the inboxes of millions of Netflix subscribers asking them to update their billing information. This of course is part of a large-scale phishing operation. The email, which has the subject line: ‘Your suspension notification’, includes a link that takes readers what looks like a genuine Netflix home page. From there, readers are prompted to enter private information, regarding their billing details.  Tech Bytes Some 800 schools across the US have been targeted by hackers and their websites redirected to an Islamic State-sponsored YouTube video. The attack, which lasted a few hours, affected schools in Arizona, Connecticut, Virginia and New Jersey. The hack, which also affected private companies and government websites, is being investigated by the FBI. Apple has offered to help the FBI with an encrypted phone belonging to Texas church shooter Devin Patrick Kelley after learning the bureau was having trouble getting into the device. A statement from Apple reads: “Our team immediately reached out to the FBI after learning from their press conference on Tuesday that investigators were trying to access a mobile phone. We offered assistance and said we would expedite any legal process they send us." Facebook has announced version 2.2 of Messenger. This new version introduces a series of new business-friendly features to the messaging platform. It includes a customer chat plugin that lets businesses integrate Messenger into their own website.

Virginia held state elections for the Governership and legislative offices and the Democrats won big. But don't buy into the media and DNC hype about what those wins mean for the country. On November 5, 2017, there was a mass shooting at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, about 30 miles east of the city of San Antonio. The gunman, 26-year-old Devin Patrick Kelley of nearby New Braunfels, killed 26 and injured 20. We'll spend some time talking about it. Honor and valor are supposed to be traits shared by our servicemen and officers, which is why it is so disappointing that an Air Force Cadet hoaxed a "Hate Crime" at the academy. And don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! All of this and more as time allows. Listen live, join the chatroom, be a part of the show.

The Incident & The Suspect * Below are elements of the official story as I know them, not necessarily what I believe. The massacre inside the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Texas was caught on camera. For seven minutes, a man wearing all black body armor, a protective helmet and possibly a grim reaper mask moved from aisle to aisle shooting churchgoers and their children execution style, in the head. When he left, 25 of the 50 or so member congregation were dead and 21 more victims were wounded, 1 of which would later die in the hospital. I say possibly wearing a grim reaper mask because there has been some inconsistencies in the reporting on this. That man who investigators say is responsible for the worst mass shooting in Texas history is twenty-six year old Devin Patrick Kelley, a former Air Force member who court-martialed in 2012 for beating his wife and cracking his 2-year old step-son's skull. Prior to his court martial, according to the El Paso Police Department, Kelley had escaped from Peak Behavioral Health systems in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. Kelley had been committed after having been caught sneaking firearms onto the Air Force base in what authorities believe was an attempt to carry out death threats he had previously made towards his chain of command. The following year, in 2013, he was investigated for sexual assault. In 2014, he plead guilty to a cruelty to animal charge after being accused of repeatedly punching a dog in the face. And in the months approaching the shooting, he preached atheism on Facebook and mocked those who believed in religion. Oh, and it was initially reported that he once taught 4 to 6 year old children bible studies. So there's your suspect in a nutshell. I'm sure I'm leaving a few things out. The Alleged Motive Investigators have suggested that the shooter's motive was related to a domestic issue, and that his mother-in-law, who often attended the church, might have been the target. She was not present on that day however. This raises questions. If he was after his mother-in-law, why was he in full SWAT gear? Why did he need an assault rifle capable of holding more than 400 rounds of ammunition? Why did he need multiple extra weapons which were found inside his vehicle? Why wouldn't he just go after her? While his mother-in-law may have been one of his targets, it's hard to believe the simple domestic related motives that have been suggested. The Good Samaritan Heroes Upon leaving the church, the suspect was met with gunfire from a local who is being hailed a hero. Stephen Willeford was in relaxing in his home a few blocks away when his daughter alerted him to the gunfire. Willeford, a former NRA instructor, grabbed his rifle, a few magazines and was out the door before even putting his shoes on. (Reminiscent of John McClane in the original Die Hard movie) Taking cover behind a neighbors truck, Willeford exchanges gunfire with Kelley from across the street. Kelley is shot twice. (Willeford was aiming for the gaps in the body armor). Kelley then drops his rifle, flees to his SUV and speeds off. I don't know how long this gunfight lasted. The likely assumption is that it was brief, just not sure how brief.  After Kelley speeds away, Willeford notices a truck sitting in the intersection. He approaches the truck and enlists the help of the driver, Johnnie Langendorff, the other hero of the story. Willeford hops in Langendorff's truck and the two good samaritans race after the suspect at speeds reaching 95 mph. During the chase, Langerdorff spoke with police as he drove and Willeford fired at the suspect's SUV, shattering its back window.  After about a 11 mile chase, Kelley's vehicle hits a road sign, speeds up and then overturns in a ditch nearby. The two locals then pull up to the scene. Willeford exits the truck with his rifle and calls for the suspect to get out of the overturned vehicle. There is no response. Willeford keeps his gun fixed on the overturned SUV until police arrive. Authorities later allege that prior to driving into the ditch, the shooter called his father and told him that he wasn't going to survive his injuries. Then he shot himself in the head. This is quite a story, one that raises many questions. We address these questions and talk about the agenda items the Texas church mass shooting will serve in episode 76 of the Propaganda Report Podcast. Links and videos that we discuss are below.   Cuomo and Abbott: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6XJgkpWe5s Louder with Crowder interviews Stephen Willeford: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4HEchh0XD8 Other interviews with Stephen Willeford: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WLTbTT30ik https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTFStKS4vEg Johnny Langendorff interviews: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92zjcKmisdk Look closely - he actually has a toothpick in his mouth while he's talking to the reporter! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXi-yBvJGI4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9xyY0wbcKo Texas Church Shooter Wore a Skull Mask: Report Do you believe this? https://www.wsj.com/articles/residents-await-official-word-of-dead-injured-in-texas-church-shooting-1510064658 rand paul suffers five broken ribs after assault from neighbor If you like the show, rate and review us on iTunes, or Donate and Support the Show Via Patreon, and/or help out by sharing the show with your family and friends. 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Jim Hedger and Dave Davies motor through a litany of topics from Googles new features to Politics. , Google said they will not be moving sites to the mobile first index that are not ready for the mobile first index. Not yet at least. Google has once again been called out for algorithmically encouraging the spread of dubious, politically charged speculation and misinformation around a topical news event. In the latest instance of the algorithmic amplification of misinformation, the news event in question is a shooting in a Texas church on Sunday. Authorities have identified 26-year-old Devin Patrick Kelley as the perpetrator.Also, Sen. Al Franken delivered some of the sharpest criticism yet about the dangers of tech giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon during a speech on Wednesday, encouraging regulators, as well as lawmakers in both parties, to better police the market power of dominant online platforms.

Jim Hedger and Dave Davies motor through a litany of topics from Googles new features to Politics. , Google said they will not be moving sites to the mobile first index that are not ready for the mobile first index. Not yet at least. Google has once again been called out for algorithmically encouraging the spread of dubious, politically charged speculation and misinformation around a topical news event. In the latest instance of the algorithmic amplification of misinformation, the news event in question is a shooting in a Texas church on Sunday. Authorities have identified 26-year-old Devin Patrick Kelley as the perpetrator.Also, Sen. Al Franken delivered some of the sharpest criticism yet about the dangers of tech giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon during a speech on Wednesday, encouraging regulators, as well as lawmakers in both parties, to better police the market power of dominant online platforms.

On this week's Electric Libertyland, Brian welcomes in comedian Ryan Stout once again to look at what's going down in the world today.  The pair start off discussing the tragic shooting in Texas by former U.S. Air Force member Devin Patrick Kelley, which killed 26 people. Ryan and Brian then get into Rand Paul's assault by a neighbor, then move to discuss National Day for the Victims of Communism and the state of education and public sentiment regarding communism, socialism and fascism, which is becoming more popular with Millenials. They then round out the episode by discussing PC culture's impact on communication, outrage over a Larry David SNL monologue, and Ryan's experiences on his latest comedy tour promoting his new comedy album “How to Be an Audience.”  Show notes at Lions of Liberty @B [...] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Virginia held state elections for the Governership and legislative offices and the Democrats won big. But don't buy into the media and DNC hype about what those wins mean for the country. On November 5, 2017, there was a mass shooting at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, about 30 miles east of the city of San Antonio. The gunman, 26-year-old Devin Patrick Kelley of nearby New Braunfels, killed 26 and injured 20. We'll spend some time talking about it. Honor and valor are supposed to be traits shared by our servicemen and officers, which is why it is so disappointing that an Air Force Cadet hoaxed a "Hate Crime" at the academy. And don't forget about the Edwards Notebook and the Veteran's Tip of the Day! All of this and more as time allows. Listen live, join the chatroom, be a part of the show.

On this week’s Electric Libertyland, Brian welcomes in comedian Ryan Stout once again to look at what’s going down in the world today.  The pair start off discussing the tragic shooting in Texas by former U.S. Air Force member Devin Patrick Kelley, which killed 26 people. Ryan and Brian then get into Rand Paul’s assault by a neighbor, then move to discuss National Day for the Victims of Communism and the state of education and public sentiment regarding communism, socialism and fascism, which is becoming more popular with Millenials. They then round out the episode by discussing PC culture’s impact on communication, outrage over a Larry David SNL monologue, and Ryan’s experiences on his latest comedy tour promoting his new comedy album “How to Be an Audience.”  Show notes at Lions of Liberty @B [...]

Today's show looks at two men with troubled beginnings who became polar opposites: one a mass murderer and one a scientific advisor to presidents. The murderer was Devin Patrick Kelley, who made headlines for shooting up a Texas church. The scientist is Mark Kingston Levin. Both came from dysfunctional homes and showed signs of trouble from an early age. But, Devin fell through the cracks and manifested psychopathology, including: cruelty to animals, domestic violence, a mental hospital escape and ultimately mass murder. Mark's childhood trauma was his father's early death and his mother's remarriage to an alcoholic abusive stepfather. But, Mark found mentors who guided him on an ambitious path: a coach who got him into football and a teacher who had him join the rocket club and fall in love with science. Football gave him confidence. The rocket club launched his prestigious career in science. Now he uses his real-life science background to write award-winning science fiction.

On today's show Shannon & mike discuss Election Day and some races worth watching. Also, voter suppression ahead of the 2018 election and what it means. And, Sunday's full press conference of the Sutherland Springs, Texas massacre with Governor Greg Abbot and other state officials. Then, the man who put an end to the Texas church shooting, Stephen Willieford breaks his silence. As he tells his story of the harrowing gun battle between him and shooter Devin Patrick Kelley. And the second Sutherland Springs hero Johnnie Langendorff talks in an interview about how he helped in bringing an end to the Texas massacre. Plus more.

Requiem for a psychopath, Securing a church, Texas church shooter Devin Patrick Kelley served in Air Force, was court-martialed for assaulting wife, child, Shanon Watts: “There's Absolutely No Regulation of AR-15s in Texas. No Background Check Required.”, How Did The Texas Shooter Pass A Background Check After A Domestic Violence Conviction?

A somber, but important discussion about the largest massacre at a place of worship in American History.  German Farmer discovers a Zucchini that gave him…Continue reading013 – Devin Patrick Kelley Church Shooting – Zucchini Bombs Away – 10 Year Old Hits 100 MPH In ’04 Toyota – First Graders Write Proverbs

A gunman identified as Devin Patrick Kelley killed at least 26 worshippers and wounded at least 20 others in the latest mass shooting. Kelly was court-martialed in 2012 on charges of assaulting his wife and child, and sentenced to 12 months confinement. He received a “bad conduct” discharge in 2014, according to Ann Stefanek, the chief of Air Force media operations.On this episode of "Fault Lines," hosts Garland Nixon and Lee Stranahan discuss the mass shooting at the First Baptist Church in rural Sutherland Springs on Sunday. Assailant Devin Patrick Kelley reportedly used a Ruger AR-556 assault rifle and wore a bulletproof vest as he attacked worshippers during the prayer service. Garland and Lee will also discuss off-year elections including the governor's races in Virginia and New Jersey, and ask whether recent revelations by former interim DNC Chair Donna Brazile will have an impact on the elections.The hosts and guests will analyze top news stories and issues including healthcare, the “Purge of Princes” in Saudi Arabia, Trump's trip to Asia, Scheduled guests include: Andrea Miller executive director of People Demanding Action, former candidate for Congress on Virginia elections & Democratic Party; Darlene Brown Monday Motivation CEO DivineEmpowerment.org; Matt Stiles - LA Times Special Correspondent in Seoul, South Korea on Trump's Asia Trip; Brittany Shannahan Lead Organizer, Healthcare Is A Human Right Maryland on Healthcare as a human right; Dr Bill Honigman (ER physician, Bernie Delegate) on Healthcare and DNC malfeasance; and William Craddick - Founder & Editor in Chief of Disobedient Media on Saudi Arabia.