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that LaGrue described the cyberattack as “minimal” and that officials expect to move quickly to bring computers fully back online.The exact nature and extent of the attack were unclear, NOLA.com reported. It added that the mayor said about 4,000 computers will need to be scrubbed as a precaution and that 400 servers were affected.Crucial public safety services continued running normally Saturday as they did during Friday’s cyberattack, officials stressed. But City Hall offices had to fall back Friday on pen and paper to keep doing business as computers were taken offline and certain offices closed.The city’s website was down in what officials described as a precautionary move after Friday’s cyberattack. Officials, meanwhile, had posted news of the shutdown on social media.“Out of an abundance of caution, all employees were immediately alerted to power down computers, unplug devices & disconnect from WiFi,” the city said Friday on its NOLA Ready Facebook page.Officials had stressed that city financial records are backed up through a cloud-based system.LaGrue said Saturday that authorities were now moving into recovery.“We’re looking to provide more information about city services and how quickly we can bring them back online very soon,” LaGrue said, without elaborating.The cyberattack was the second in a matter of days: One was reported in the city of Pensacola, Florida, last week. The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicle operations also was hobbled by a cyberattack in mid-November. 1507

Since his appointment some restrictions on women have been eased and last month, Mohammed bin Salman vowed to destroy "extremist ideologies" in a bid to return to "a more moderate Islam." 187

That sentiment tracks with official statistics. Although median wages have risen faster than inflation over the past year, people in especially high-cost cities, like Denver or Seattle, or those living where there are sluggish job markets are still unable to keep up. For these folks, paychecks still haven't grown enough to make up for decades of stagnation. 359

Sheriff's officials told local media that the shooter was known to law enforcement and may have picked locations to open fire at random, including the school. 158

Stills was released from jail on Wednesday.Louisville Metro Police Department Spokesman Lamont Washington told the Louisville Courier-Journal that the protesters were given the opportunity to leave before they were arrested.Back in March, Louisville police shot and killed Taylor while serving a no-knock warrant. 313

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