Health officials have confirmed Wisconsin’s first documented death from Rocky Mountain spotted fever, which is spread by ticks
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Latest death shines light on Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Public outcry is growing after recent revelations about how technology giants, like Facebook and Google, collect and use our data. In his new book, “Exploding Data: Reclaiming Our Cyber Security in the Digital Age,” former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff highlights the many dangers of modern technology and data collection. Chertoff, who currently serves as the executive chairman and co-founder of the security consulting company The Chertoff Group, joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss his new book, the challenges of protecting our data and separating immigrant families at the border.
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Former DHS secretary says data privacy is about "autonomy"
Fitz: Won’t play long enough to move into top 2
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Fitz: Won’t play long enough to move into top 2
INKSTER, USA (AP) – A Detroit-area woman turned 116 Saturday, but she offers no secret for a long life.
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Just another birthday for Detroit-area woman – her 116th
By Giorgio Panetta, CBS2 Chief Meteorologist/Weather Producer Good Morning Everyone! There could be a few flurries in the vicinity when you wake up. I mean a FEW. Starting off the day, you’re going to want to bundle up the kiddies for the bus stop. There’s some teens out in the ‘burbs. This afternoon, the second half of the low swings through and brings a coating to an inch to most. After that, temps plunge big time. The coldest air since last year’s debacle will overtake the Tri-State. (Credit: CBS2) Oh, and there is a chance for snow Saturday into Sunday, the majority of which looks to remain offshore. We’ll have some totals tomorrow. Check back in soon for the latest. –G
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