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Shawn Mendes Braves The Heat In All-black As He Grabs Coffee In LA

2023-01-29T17:39:06Z

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Shawn Mendes has been taking time to focus on his mental and physical health in recent weeks after making the difficult decision to temporarily postpone his world tour. And the 23-year-old singer appeared to be in good spirits on Tuesday afternoon while meeting up with a friend in . Mendes is said to have grabbed coffee with his pal at West Hollywood's SOL Cafe. Meet up: Shawn Mendes appeared to be in good spirits on Tuesday afternoon while meeting up with a friend in Los Angeles. Mendes is said to have grabbed coffee with his pal at West Hollywood's SOL Cafe The hitmaker braved the SoCal summer heat in an all-black getup, complete with a fitted long-sleeve top and basketball shorts. The Canadian crooner threw on some black Nike socks and slipped his feet into a pair of black lace-up athletic shoes to round out the look. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 52 shares Mendes' signature brunette coif was softly styled and he rocked a pair of brown-tinted shades. As for accessories, the Treat You Better singer donned a silver pendant chain and tied a black string bracelet to his right wrist. Monochrome moment: The hitmaker braved the SoCal summer heat in an all-black getup, complete with a fitted long-sleeve top and basketball shorts. The Canadian crooner threw on some black Nike socks and slipped his feet into a pair of black lace-up athletic shoes He carried his cellphone in hand, as well as what appeared to be a reusable copper canister, as he made his way towards the cafe. Earlier this month, Mendes announced that he would be postponing several of his upcoming Wonder: The World Tour in a post shared to his Instagram. He cited his commitment to his mental health as the reason for the sudden stoppage of his planned run of shows. Wonder: The World Tour previously kicked off last month in and it was scheduled to continue until August of next year. Postponed: Earlier this month, Mendes announced that he would be postponing several of his upcoming Wonder: The World Tour in a post shared to his Instagram; Mendes seen in June 2022 Mendes began by writing: 'This breaks my heart to have to say this, but unfortunately I'm going to have to postpone the next three weeks of shows through Uncasville, CT until further notice.' The There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back singer expressed that he was never particularly fond of spending lengthy periods of time away from his loved ones. 'I've been touring since I was 15 and to be honest it's always been difficult to be on the road away from friends and family,' he said. Mendes stated that, although he was previously committed to getting back to touring, he felt that it would be best to take time off from his schedule. Reasoning: The singer cited his commitment to his mental health as the reason for the sudden stoppage of his planned run of shows 'After a few years off the road, I was ready to dive back in, but the decision was premature and unfortunately the toll of the road and the pressure has caught up to me and Ive hit a breaking point,' he said. The hitmaker then noted that he had consulted several individuals before making the decision to postpone his dates. 'After speaking with my team and mental health professionals, I need some time to heal and take care of myself and my mental health, first and foremost,' he said. Mendes concluded by writing: 'As soon as as there are more updates I promise I will let you know love you guys.' Professional help: The hitmaker then noted that he had consulted several individuals before making the decision to postpone his dates; Mendes seen in June 2022 The performer took on the tour in support of his most recent studio album, Wonder, which was released in December of 2020. The hitmaker subsequently stated that he would be embarking on a tour across North America and Europe in September of last year. Several tour dates were postponed for a single year due to the ongoing state of the COVID-19 pandemic. Additional shows were added to the already-packed schedule this past January. Purpose: The performer took on the tour in support of his most recent studio album, Wonder, which was released in December of 2020 The tour kicked off at the Moda Center in Portland on June 27, and the final North American show was set to take place at the Prudential Center in Newark on October 26. The European leg of the run of shows was scheduled to begin in Bologna on May 31 of next year, and it was set to end on August 1. Mendes' most recent performance took place at the Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg on Thursday evening. His next appearance was supposed to occur at the Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Missed opportunity: His next appearance was supposed to occur at the Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota; Mendes seen in June 2022 adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement If you beloved this article and you would like to get more info about [https://charlieyzra468.edublogs.org/2022/10/18/forget-%ec%86%8c%ec%95%a1%ea%b2%b0%ec%a0%9c%ed%98%84%ea%b8%88%ed%99%94-3-replacements-you-need-to-jump-on/ 상품권 현금화] kindly pay a visit to our own web site.

Secret Service Finds Record Of Deleted Text Messages

2023-01-28T17:37:22Z

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Before it was instructed to halt its investigation last week, the United States Secret Service found records of deleted text messages on or around January 6, 2021, stored on the phones of at least 10 agents. Secret Service investigators discovered metadata showing that text messages were insurrection, and whether they should have been preserved amid an ongoing House investigation into the riot, two unnamed sources told the network. Among the text records the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General requested were those of the heads of the detail for both former President and Vice President : Bobby Engel and Tim Giebels, respectively. It's unclear whether they are included among the 10 personnel whose phones contained metadata showing records of deleted texts. But among the 24 Secret Service members that were originally under scrutiny by the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General, sources told CNN, 10 other members had no text messages around that time and three others only had personal messages. The deletion of the messages has raised the prospect of lost evidence that could shed further light on then-President Donald Trump's actions during the insurrection, particularly after testimony about his confrontation with security as he tried to join supporters at the Capitol. An internal Secret Service investigation reportedly found 10 agents had records of sent or received text messages from the days surrounding the January 6 insurrection, but they had since been deleted. Agents are seen here entering the Capitol to evacuate senators during the riot Investigators were working to determine whether the content of these texts contained information about the Capitol insurrection, and should have been preserved amid an ongoing House investigation into the riot (pictured) It's unclear now what will happen to the 10 Secret Service members who were found to have deleted text messages from the time, as the Inspector General ordered the agency to cease its internal investigation amid a criminal probe. Secret Service agents, though, say the texts could have been deleted accidentally, when the agency conducted a months-long data migration of its phones beginning Jan. 27, 2021. The agency left it up to individual agents to decide what electronic records to keep and what to delete during the process. Among the text records the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General requested were those of the heads of the detail for both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence: Bobby Engel and Tim Giebels, respectively. It is unclear whether they are included among the 10 personnel whose phones contained metadata showing records of deleted texts Joe Maher, the principal deputy general counsel at the Department of Homeland Security, was tasked with circulating a January 2021 letter to component agencies - presumably including the Secret Service - ensuring they preserve records related to the insurrection. The agency now says it never received that message According to a letter sent to the Secret Service from the House Select Committee investigating the insurrection, [https://numberfields.asu.edu/NumberFields/show_user.php?userid=886798 상품권 현금화] the inspector general first asked for records from 24 personnel in .'The Select Committee seeks the relevant text messages, as well as any after action reports that have been issued in any and all divisions of the USSS pertaining or relating in any way to the events of January 6, 2021,' January 6, panel Chairman Bennie Thompson wrote in a letter to Secret Service Director Jam u .The committee also specifically requested 'all documents and communications related to actual or attempted conversations between any DHA official and President Trump and/or any other White House official' about the January 5 rally and Janua .The request came more than two months after the data migration should have been complete, according C �At the time, Secret Service agents were supposed to manually back up their texts before the migration, sources allege. If an employee failed to do so, their messages would've been permanently deleted during th o .'Any message that was not uploaded by the employee as a government record would have been lost during the migration,' a Secret Service official told CNN T a � RELATED ARTICLES r> Share this a le<br r> Florida Rep. Stephanie Murphy (pictured Tuesday), a Democratic member of the January 6 panel, claims the agency produced an 'initial set of documents' to the House select committee, but excluded the requ d sBut Florida Rep. Stephanie Murphy, a Democratic member of the January 6 panel, claims the agency produced an 'initial set of documents' to the House select committee, but excluded the reque t .'We received a letter today that did provide us with a lot of documents and some data. However, we did not receive the additional text messages that we were looking for,' she told MSNBC on sd �'They moved ahead with their efforts to migrate the devices and the data, and their process, as explained to us, was simply to leave it to the agent to determine whether or not there was anything on their phones worth saving that was necessary to save for feder eco ' Two sources who worked under Trump-appointed DHS Inspector General Joseph Cuffari (pictured) claim the watchdog did not report findings to Congress in February about the purge deleting nearly all Secret Service text messages from arou anu 6'And as a result, today they did not receive any texts from their agents when they made that transition that was flagged for pres tio �Members of the House January 6 Committee now say the agency should have done more to preserve its records prior to th gra .They have cited a January 16, 2021 letter from various congressional committees to multiple agencies - including the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security Office of Intelligence and Analysis - instructing them to preserve all records related to the i rec .An appendix to the letter, CNN reports, instructed the head of the intelligence analysis office, Joe Maher, to circulate the request among component agencies - presumably including the Sec Ser .But Anthony Guglielmi, a spokesman for the Secret Service, told CNN the agency conducted an eight-hour search on Thursday of its various internal message systems - and found no record of the letter ever reaching the Sec Ser .Meanwhile, a on Tuesday revealed that the DHS watchdog agency didn't alert Congress in February when it learned about the Secret Service purge that deleted nearly all text messages from around J 6, .Two whistleblowers within the DHS Inspector General's office told the Post about the previously unreported months-long delay in the watchdog office flagging the erased Secret Service cellphone messages ong .At the time they were working under Inspector General Joseph Cuffari, who was appointed by former President Donald Trump. Cuffari previously served as an advisor to GOP Arizona Governor Doug Ducey and its former Gov. Br . The select committee probing the Capitol riot subpoenaed the Secret Service for agents' texts from around January 6, 2021 that the agency claims were deleted as part of a device-replace pr mThe investigation into the missing text messages has now become a cri l p .On Wednesday, the DHS Inspector General instructed the Secret Service to halt its internal investigation, saying it is now a crim ma .Depending on the findings, the criminal investigation could result in a referral to federal ecu .'To ensure the integrity of our investigation, the USSS must not engage in any further investigative activities regarding the collection and preservation of the evidence referenced above,' DHS Deputy Inspector General Gladys Ayala wrote in a letter to Secret Service Director James Murray on Wednes eve .'This includes immediately refraining from interviewing potential witnesses, collecting devices or taking any other action that would interfere with an ongoing criminal investigatio it .The United States Secret Service has previously confirmed that many texts between agents around the time of the riot were 'erased as part of a device-replaceme rog 'It said in a statement Thursday night: 'The insinuation that the Secret Service maliciously deleted text messages following a reque s f .'In fact, the Secret Service has been fully cooperating with the OIG in every respect - whether it be interviews, documents, emails, or texts,' the cy .A spokesman said the Secret Service 'began to reset its mobile phones to factory settings as part of a pre-planned, three-month system migration' in January 2021 before the watchdog office opene s p .'In that process, data resident on some phones was lost, ey .But the Secret Service maintained the IG did not request the communications until late February - at which point the 'migration' had al y b .The agency also disputed the notion it was stonewalling investigators and dragging out the pro y w .The spokesman added: 'DHS has repeatedly and publicly debunked this allegation, including in response to OIG's last two semi-annual reports to Congress. 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2023-01-28T17:37:16Z

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