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GOP congressman blames swastika flag in his office

MAGA Rep Caught With Swastika Flag in His Office Says It’s “Vandalism”

MAGA Representative Dave Taylor is blaming “office vandalism” for the Nazi hate symbol hanging behind his staffer’s desk. An image reportedly taken during a Zoom meeting with Angelo Elia, the Ohio Republican’s legal correspondent,

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Swastika Flag Spotted in MAGA Congressman’s Office

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Republican congressman calls flag with swastika displayed in his office 'vile' and says it's under investigation

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Capitol Police called to investigate US flag with swastika in GOP congressional office

Rep. Dave Taylor (R-Ohio) on Wednesday condemned a symbol on the wall of his Washington, D.C., office, which was reportedly a swastika in the middle of a U.S. flag.

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Ohio Republican Condemns Swastika Found On Display In His Office

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American Flag With Swastika Is Found in Republican Congressman’s Office

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Canton town board debates future of meeting streams after Zoom incidents

Inaccuracies in closed captioning and lewd interruptions from cyber hackers have Canton’s Town Board questioning whether to continue live streaming meetings on the video

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Capitol Police called to investigate swastika in GOP congressional office

The U.S. Capitol Police was called about an American flag altered to include a swastika and displayed inside the office of Rep. Dave Taylor (R-Ohio), his spokesperson said.

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Police investigating pornographic ‘Zoom bombing’ of New Bedford Board of Health meeting

NEW BEDFORD — The opening to the Board of Health’s Aug. 8 meeting was interrupted for about two minutes by a “Zoom bomb,” which the FBI describes as videoconferencing disruption by “pornographic and/or hate images and threatening language.”

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Ohio U.S. Rep. condemns 'vile and deeply inappropriate' symbol seen in office

Dave Taylor, a Republican congressman from Ohio, is condemning a flag seen in his office that reportedly contained a swastika.

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Zoom’s C.E.O. Thinks Your Meetings Could Be Better

Eric Yuan, who saw the firm he founded become a household name during the pandemic, is trying to change the way people use the platform. By Jordyn Holman Jordyn Holman, who still sometimes forgets to unmute herself in virtual meetings, reported from Zoom ...