US may have to suspend weapons shipments to Ukraine
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Aid to Kiev may be disrupted if Congress doesn’t pass $40 billion spending package by May 19, Pentagon says

The flow of US weapons to Ukraine might be cut off, at least temporarily, unless Congress quickly approves nearly $40 billion in new spending to help Kiev repel Russia’s offensive in the former Soviet republic, the Pentagon has warned.

“May 19 is the day we really, without additional authorities, we begin to not have the ability to send new stuff in . . .,” Pentagon spokesman John Kirby told reporters on Friday....

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Riot at Jerusalem Funeral Procession for Al Jazeera Journo

According to local media, Israeli security forces with batons began to detain the participants, hitting those carrying the coffin with batons. The number of detainees was not reported.

Al Jazeera accused the Israeli military of a "premeditated killing". It was reported Shireen Abu Akleh was wearing a bulletproof vest and a helmet with the inscription "Press" at the time of her death. The bullet hit her in the head.

The Israel Defense Forces claim that the journalist could have come under fire from the Palestinian military.

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Headlines for May 14, 2022 -- The Abused Children of Psychopaths (We are)
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Ottawa is Concerned About "Violent Extremism"
Conference on the threat of domestic terrorism:

"The threat of violent extremism has increased in Canada during the pandemic -- fuelled by misinformation and resulting in threats to politicians and public servants -- top security and policing officials told members of Parliament on Thursday.

But while police and intelligence agencies are taking steps to detect extremists and prevent them from carrying out attacks, the government must also work proactively to counter the extremism in the first place, they added....
Richard Fadden, a former national security adviser and director of...

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NSA promises ‘no backdoors’ in new encryption
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Spy agency claims future encryption standards will be too secure for it to bypass

The National Security Agency’s cybersecurity chief has claimed that next-generation encryption standards under development in the US will be unbreachable, even by the American government spies themselves.

“There are no backdoors,” Rob Joyce, the NSA’s director of cybersecurity, told Bloomberg in an interview on Friday. The agency has been involved in the process of developing the new standards,...

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