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The New Year’s Test for Turo: How to Avoid Becoming Crisis Collateral

What to do when your brand is snared by a disaster of someone else’s making.
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New Orleans victim's family visits site of attack, shares his last text

Hand in hand, the family of the 21-year-old man walked down Bourbon Street to where he died in a terror attack on New Year's Day.
CBS News - 1d
New Orleans Attacker Had Transmitter to Set Off Explosives, F.B.I. Says

Bomb-making materials were found at a short-term rental house, and the authorities said they had recovered a transmitter intended to set off explosives on the city’s famous Bourbon Street.
The New York Times - 1d
New Orleans driver had bomb materials at multiple properties

The driver behind a terrorist attack in New Orleans planned to use a transmitter to detonate two bombs he placed on Bourbon Street and had additional explosive devices at a rental home he set on ...
The Hill - 1d
New Orleans had top-of-the-line barriers to prevent car attacks — but didn't use them on New Year's

New Orleans had access to effective anti-vehicle barriers ahead of the Bourbon Street attack on New Year’s Eve revelers that killed at least 14 people and wounded dozens more.
NBC News - 2d
Officials Trying to Determine if New Orleans Suspect Had Ties to Terrorist Groups

U.S. officials have warned that the conflict in Gaza and Lebanon could spill into the United States, most likely in the form of small radicalized groups acting on their own initiative or lone-wolf ...
The New York Times - 3d
Why law enforcement thinks New Orleans truck attacker may have had help

The FBI says the driver is not believed to be "solely responsible" for the early New Year's Day truck attack on New Orleans' Bourbon Street. CBS News' Samantha Vinograd and Nicole Sganga have more.
CBS News - 3d
Truck in New Orleans attack may not have belonged to suspect

The truck used in the deadly attack on New Year's revelers early Wednesday in New Orleans may not have belonged to the suspect. CBS News national security contributor Samantha Vinograd has more.
CBS News - 3d

Advertisers Keep Avoiding News Sites, and Publishers Have Had Enough of It

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The New Year’s Test for Turo: How to Avoid Becoming Crisis Collateral

New Orleans victim's family visits site of attack, shares his last text

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New Orleans driver had bomb materials at multiple properties

New Orleans had top-of-the-line barriers to prevent car attacks — but didn't use them on New Year's

Officials Trying to Determine if New Orleans Suspect Had Ties to Terrorist Groups

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Truck in New Orleans attack may not have belonged to suspect

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