Military police considered using heat ray on D.C. protesters, whistleblower says

The heat ray that officials had sought was developed with the intent of repelling individuals without injury. But military news releases describe the technology as causing an “unbearable heating sensation,” and a system deployed to Afghanistan with the Air Force in 2010 ultimately was never used and was withdrawn, in part, some speculated, because of public opposition.
Alaska House candidate files lawsuit over ballot change
After Sally: Rescue, recovery and a wary eye on rivers

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis warned residents and visitors in flooded areas that they would need to remain vigilant as water from the hurricane subsides, because heavy rains to the north were expected to cause flooding in Panhandle rivers in coming days.
UN chief: don’t ‘throw away’ stimulus money on fossil fuels

Since leaving political office in 2011, the Austrian-American actor has devoted time to environmental causes. A Republican, he has sparred with U.S. President Donald Trump over climate issues.
Popular UK author Victoria Hislop granted Greek citizenship
Belarus activists make list of police from protest crackdown

South Africans pay tribute to former Mandela lawyer Bizos

UN report ‘extremely concerned’ about Burundi’s new leader

French prime minister targeted by lawsuit over virus policy

