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The top portion of the ATM was ripped out, but the portion of the machine with 0 in cash remained embedded in the restaurant floor.The thieves apparently gave up and left the scene. 185

The proposal under consideration by TSA is different from the agency's current approach to screening passengers.Since TSA's inception in 2001, the trend has mostly been toward more enhanced security measures, including limiting gels and liquids in carry-on bags, requiring more advanced screening and directing passengers to remove shoes and belts for screening.In June 2017, then-DHS Secretary John Kelly announced a laptop ban from carry-ons affecting nearly 280 airports in more than 100 countries."Terrorists want to bring down aircraft to instill fear, disrupt our economies and undermine our way of life," Kelly said. "And it works, which is why they still see aviation as the crown jewel target."He continued, "The threat has not diminished. In fact, I am concerned that we are seeing renewed interest on the part of terrorist groups to go after the aviation sector -- from bombing aircraft to attacking airports on the ground." 940

The White House said in a statement that nothing in the Democratic memo counters Trump's statements that neither he nor his campaign colluded with Russia. 154

The White House has yet to say when Kelly and McGahn learned of the allegations against Porter and which officials were briefed on issues with Porter's security clearance application. 183

The report outlines the various ways in which human activities have led to losses in animal populations.Species highlighted include African elephants, which declined in number in Tanzania by 60% in just five years between 2009 and 2014, mainly due to ivory poaching.Deforestation in Borneo, designed to make way for timber and palm oil plantations, led to the loss of 100,000 orangutans between 1999 and 2015, the report estimated.And the number of polar bears is expected to decline by 30% by 2050 as global warming causes Arctic ice to melt, making their habitats increasingly precarious.Wildlife is not just "nice to have," the report said, warning that human health, food and medicine supplies, as well as global financial stability, are all damaged by declines in wildlife and nature.The welfare of up to 3 billion people who rely on wildlife to eat and work has reduced because of land degradation, and services relying on nature are worth around 5 trillion globally, the report said."The collapse of wildlife populations over the last half-century is a shocking measure of humanity's impact on our planet," John Sauven, executive director of Greenpeace UK, said in response to the report, joining WWF in calling for "urgent action from world leaders.""From the decline of orangutans due to deforestation for palm oil to the ruinous impact of climate change on Arctic habitats to plastic pollution destroying marine wildlife, we cannot continue with business as usual," he added. 1488

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