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Home closing delayed after title company ‘cybersecurity incident’

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www.kxan.com – Will DuPree – 2023-12-28 18:34:09

SUMMARY: A woman in Austin finally closed on her new home after delays due to a cybersecurity incident at the title company, First American Financial Corporation. Realtor Miriam Moorman's client was affected by the cyber incident, which delayed the closing date. The company detected unauthorized activity, prompting a warning to customers about opening suspicious links. Moorman advised caution when clicking on links, especially in real estate transactions. First American's website is now back online, but it is still investigating the breach. The extent of the impact on customers and potential ongoing delays in the closing process remain unclear.

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FDA will no longer allow Brominated vegetable oil, a potentially harmful additive found in some sodas

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abc13.com – CNNWire – 2024-07-03 10:36:17

SUMMARY: The US FDA announced it will ban brominated vegetable oil (BVO) in food products starting August 2, with companies given one year to comply. BVO, used in many sodas to stabilize citrus flavoring, has been linked to risks like nervous system damage and organ damage. The decision follows years of scientific evidence and consumer advocacy, including a significant 2012 Change.org petition. Many manufacturers had already started to eliminate BVO. California has also banned BVO along with other harmful substances. Until the ban takes effect, consumers are advised to monitor their intake and check product ingredients for BVO.

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Woman shot and killed at apartment on Westpark Drive in Westchase area, Houston police say

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abc13.com – KTRK – 2024-07-03 08:43:25

SUMMARY: A woman was fatally shot at an apartment in Houston's Westchase area on Tuesday evening. Houston police reported the incident occurred in the 10000 block of Westpark Drive near S. Gessner Road around 8 p.m. Officers found the 25-year-old woman with gunshot wounds. Investigators believe a man knocked on her door, forced his way inside, leading to a fight and ultimately shooting her. The suspect has not been located and no weapon was found. Neighbors alerted police due to the commotion, and officers are reviewing surveillance footage for leads. The investigation remains ongoing.

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More Prostitution Arrests Amid Plano Police Massage Parlor Investigations

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www.wbap.com – – 2024-07-03 08:08:18

SUMMARY: The City of Plano is intensifying efforts to fight sex trafficking and prostitution. Police recently arrested two women working at Golden Feet Spa for involvement in these activities. Yingchun Jiang, 51, pleaded guilty to prostitution, while Guizhen He, 42, was convicted of unlicensed massage therapy and has a pending prostitution charge. These arrests are part of broader city strategies to combat sex crimes at massage establishments. The move follows similar actions against Tennyson Wellness Center and Red Rose Spa, reflecting a strong commitment to eradicating these illegal activities. Investigations are ongoing to address further illicit operations.

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