At least 10 Black people were found dead hanging from trees in the past year. Families across the South and Midwest want answers.
Month: September 2026
Crime & Justice Sep 10, 2026ICE Detains 50 in Danville Raid; Denver Sues on Polling Sites
At least 50 workers were detained in a Danville, Pa., hospital raid. Denver sued to block ICE agents at voting sites.
Earth Changes Sep 10, 2026Magnitude 6.3 Quake Leads Alaska Swarm; Malibu Sinkhole Widens
Alaska’s Aleutians swarm passes 700 quakes with a M6.3; a Malibu sinkhole swallows a driveway; a Korean stream kills fish; El Niño saps the Atlantic.
Infrastructure Sep 10, 2026Stadtwerke Landsberg Cyberattack Knocked City Phones Offline
A cyberattack encrypted Stadtwerke Landsberg’s corporate IT on Sept. 1, as an expert warns coordinated attacks could cause major regional outages.
Civil Rights Sep 10, 2026Trump Moves to Exclude Noncitizens from 2030 Census Count
Trump officials moved to exclude noncitizens from the 2030 Census count as three courts handed Delaware voting-rights wins.
Consumer Rights Sep 10, 2026FBI Warns Scammers Are Posing as Its Own Fraud-Reporting Staff
FBI: scammers now impersonate its fraud-reporting staff; Gandhi AI deepfakes push fake investments; Japan logs 123 ransomware cases.
Earth Changes Sep 10, 2026Iran Strikes Over a Dozen Ships as Oil Tops $100 a Barrel
Iran says it hit over a dozen ships in the Strait of Hormuz, widening a no-go zone and pushing Brent above $100 as Trump links the war’s end to November.
Breaking News Sep 10, 2026Whitmer Pulls Back on Line 5 Tunnel Permits After Court Ruling
Michigan regulators will review Enbridge’s Line 5 tunnel permits after a state Supreme Court ruling, and Gov. Whitmer urges a transition off the pipeline.