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A Linux kernel patch adds an AVX-512-accelerated xor_gen() for RAID parity (RAID 5/6), led by Eric Biggers, with consolidated CPU feature checks and impressive gains on AMD Zen 5 hardware, targeting mainline inclusion in the v7.4 cycle for multi-disk arrays.
Israel says a senior Hamas official was arrested during a Gaza City raid by Israeli special forces and an allied militia, while air strikes killed at least three civilians (two children and a woman) and another child died in central Gaza; Defense Minister Israel Katz did not name the detainee. The Israeli military said it targeted Hamas infrastructures to remove threats, and reported no injuries among its forces amid ongoing conflict since October 2023.
More than 100 people were detained in a federal immigration operation in Memphis early Sunday in what advocates call the largest raid in the city's history. The multi‑agency raid near the Berclair area drew protests and concern from immigrant communities as families sought information on detainees; ICE offered few specifics beyond confirming a multi‑agency operation. Officials faced criticism from advocacy groups for tearing families apart, while police said they had no advance notice of the raid and that more details would be released later.
Authorities served a search warrant Tuesday morning at the Blvck Diamond smoke shop on San Antonio’s North Side, with several people seen in handcuffs outside the business as police conducted the raid; no immediate details on charges were provided.
Marion, Kansas approved an $850,000 settlement with former Marion County Record reporter Phyllis Zorn to end her federal lawsuit over the 2023 police raid on the newspaper’s offices, underscoring ongoing concerns about press freedoms and law enforcement actions against publishers; this brings the town’s total related settlements to over $3 million across five lawsuits (including a $600,000 payout to Zorn previously), with some claims still pending and a pretrial hearing planned for October.
The Ohio Organizing Collaborative says its Cleveland office was raided by the FBI, with agents interviewing staff and seizing laptops and other devices in a case it says is tied to voter fraud; authorities have not commented, and the situation is developing.
The FBI executed three search warrants in Contra Costa County, including the Martinez tax assessor's office and the homes of the current and outgoing tax assessors, amid allegations of wire fraud and other offenses. Authorities have not disclosed what they sought; the warrants cite possible wrongdoing connected to property valuations. Long-time assessor Gus Kramer and incoming official Vince Robb are linked to the case, with Robb set to take office in January.
Anti-corruption police raided the PSOE headquarters in Madrid to gather evidence in a probe into illegal party financing, indicting Ana Fuentes; the move adds to a string of scandals involving Sánchez’s allies and tests Spain’s fragile coalition, with analysts saying a snap election is unlikely before the current term ends in 2027.
Sucker Punch launches the Ghost of Yōtei Legends Raid as the endgame for its multiplayer mode: a four-player co-op challenge against The Dragon and Lord Saito, featuring puzzle-driven encounters, new threats like bombs, and enemy waves that require tight teamwork. Built on lessons from Ghost of Tsushima Legends, the raid pacing is more accessible, with a gear station at the boss and options to rejoin mid-run, encouraging diverse builds and strategic role-playing. It’s the final major Legends update and is available now on PlayStation 5.
Rapper Afroman (Joseph Foreman) has won a defamation lawsuit filed against Ohio police over a raid on his home.
Ghost of Yotei Legends arrives March 10, 2026 on PS5 as a free multiplayer expansion that reimagines the main story with boss-sized encounters and replayable Story, Incursion, and Survival missions, all cosmetics unlocked through gameplay with no microtransactions, plus a four-player Raid slated for post-launch.
Mexican special forces, with U.S. intelligence support, stormed Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes’s luxury mountain hideout near Tapalpa, killing El Mencho after an hours-long gun battle that also triggered deadly reprisals across Mexico; the raid exposed a lavish compound with armed guards, drones, designer gear, and a payroll notebook detailing pay for commanders, mercenaries, and drone operators.
The FBI is conducting court‑authorized raids on Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho's home and office; authorities have offered no comment and the affidavits remain sealed, with the exact nature of the investigation undisclosed. The timing coincides with LAUSD's recent bond approvals, layoffs, and a Prop 28 funding lawsuit against the district, which it has denied.
Federal agents executed a court-authorized search at LAUSD’s downtown headquarters and at Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s home; the Justice Department has not disclosed the reason for the investigation, and the district says it is cooperating while the underlying affidavit remains sealed. There is no confirmed link to prior disputes with the Trump administration, and officials provided limited details as the inquiry proceeds.
Federal agents executed search warrants at Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s home and district headquarters, with a related search at a Miami property, as part of a federal investigation the FBI did not detail; authorities did not comment, and the report notes Carvalho’s prior Miami-Dade scrutiny over donations to a foundation he oversees.