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The Identity Theft Resource Center, a nonprofit that helps identity theft victims recover, recommends taking things slowly. “Filing without thinking through all of the possibilities or having all the supporting documentation could shortchange your identity hygiene in the long run,” a post on its website warns. 311

The Fusion’s female driver and the Accord’s male driver were pronounced dead at the scene.Witnesses told officials the Fusion was seen driving recklessly just before the collision. 180

The numbers come one month after San Diego's City Council decided to ban short-term rentals where homeowners do not live at the residence. While the ruling still needs to go before the California Coastal Commission, the decision made a statement.Airbnb has already teamed up with Share San Diego and HomeAway to collect signatures for a referendum to put the issue on the 2020 ballot for voters to decide. Throughout the US, though, the impact of short-term rentals on teachers appears staggering. Airbnb estimates one in 10 US hosts are teachers, or about 45,000 hosts. In 2017, they brought in an estimated 0 million using the service. Typically, teachers using the short-term rental service made about ,500 in 2017. As a reference point, California teachers just starting out last year made an average of ,000 a year. 863

The new case marks the 27th time a Russian has been charged with a crime related to 2016 election interference or by Mueller, whose mandate is to investigate those crimes.In another open case, the Justice Department indicted 12 Russian military intelligence officers for hacking the Democratic Party and the Hillary Clinton campaign and spreading those documents online to influence the election. A 26th Russian national was indicted in June alongside now-convicted former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort for alleged witness tampering.Typically, criminal cases against Russian nationals hang in the court system with no progress after the initial charge, because the European nation does not extradite its citizens to the US when they are charged. The cases in effect allow the US to "name and shame" defendants, as court-watchers call the practice. The defendants are unlikely to ever appear in US court.Russian company Concord Management and Catering's not guilty plea in the election propaganda case was an unusual pushback on these types of indictments. Concord's US-based attorneys are fighting the conspiracy charge and have so far unsuccessfully attempted to use the court to challenge Mueller's work and to gather information about the investigators' tactics. 1273

The order to halt publication by Sept. 30, and dissolve the organization by the end of January, follows the Pentagon's move earlier this year to cut the .5 million in funding for the paper from the department's budget. According to USA Today, the order was written by Col. Paul Haverstick Jr.And it is a reflection of the Trump administration's broader animosity for the media and members of the press.On Friday, President Donald Trump tweeted that funding for the newspaper would not be cut "under his watch." 513

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