The FBI says criminals are posing as its own Internet Crime Complaint Center — fake agents, deepfake videos, and spoofed .gov look-alikes — to target people who already lost money to a scam once.
Month: September 2026
Economics Sep 17, 2026Gas & Diesel Watch: Diesel Tops $6.29, Up 68% in a Year
EIA data show national diesel at $6.29/gal and gasoline at $4.46/gal as of September 14, 2026 — a 68% year-over-year jump in diesel that is already showing up in freight rates and grocery-truck costs.
Civil Rights Sep 17, 2026DOJ Asks Judge to Reject New Jersey’s ICE Mask Law as Courts Split State by State
Federal judges have blocked ICE mask-and-ID laws in Virginia and New York; New Jersey argues its version is different, and the Justice Department wants the case thrown out anyway.
Earth Changes Sep 17, 2026World War 3 Watch: UN Iran Fact-Finding Mission calls for end to hostilities after US strikes kill civilians
An automated hourly monitor flagged new developments: UN Iran Fact-Finding Mission calls for end to hostilities after US strikes kill civilians.
Earth Changes Sep 17, 2026World War 3 Watch: Saudi Arabia Calls Mecca a ‘Red Line’ After Alleged Houthi Drone Attack
Saudi Arabia accuses Houthis of a drone attack on Mecca, CENTCOM says the Strait of Hormuz remains open, and the House passes a new Russia-Iran sanctions bill.
Civil Rights Sep 16, 2026Kennedy Center Board Votes to Close Hours After Judge Blocks Trump’s Name
A federal judge blocked a Trump tribute at the Kennedy Center for the second time; an hour later, the board he chairs voted to close the building, and Trump says the funded renovation won’t proceed unless an appeals court reverses the ruling.
Daily Reading Sep 16, 2026Daily Numerology: September 17, 2026 — Universal Day 9 (Completion & Release)
Daily numerology reading for September 17, 2026. Universal Day Number 9 — Completion & Release. Kemetic spiritual wisdom for your day.
Civil Rights Sep 16, 2026Nine Courts to Two: ICE’s No-Bond Detention Policy Is Losing Everywhere but the Fifth and Eighth Circuits
The Fourth Circuit called mass no-bond detention a throwback to internment, the Supreme Court dropped its test case after a Hochul pardon, and where you are arrested now decides whether you get a hearing.