That’s according to Western New York Rep. Tim Kennedy, who released a letter from Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Friday.
Author: Kemetic Mind
Cybersecurity Oct 3, 2026Vicksburg Ransomware Attack: Who Gets Hit by Cyberattacks, and What the Data Does and Doesn’t Show About Race
A ransomware attack shut down Vicksburg, Mississippi’s city computers on October 1. We looked at who ransomware hits across America, state by state, and what the federal data can and cannot say about race.
Breaking News Oct 3, 2026Terror Watch: Coordinated Arrests and Charges Dismantle Hamas Terror Finance Network Raising Funds from the…
The Justice Department announced today the unsealing of an indictment charging Saleem Alzaq, as well as the arrests of Omar Adhami, Abdel Adhami, and Raed Yousef, for their involvement in paying, soliciting and collecting funds for Hamas.
Breaking News Oct 3, 2026Tennessee’s prisons chief is resigning after failed execution of Christa Pike, governor says
The head of Tennessee’s prison system is resigning after the failed execution of Christa Pike, Gov. Bill Lee announced Saturday.
Health Oct 3, 2026The Aftermath of the Big Beautiful Bill, Part 1 of 5: The Law and Medicaid
Part 1 of 5: the first Medicaid changes in the Big Beautiful Bill took effect October 1, with work requirements due by December 31. What the law does, what peer-reviewed research says, and what you can do.
Economics Oct 3, 2026Fuel Price Watch — Midday, October 03, 2026: Diesel $6.36, Regular $4.38
Midday update — national averages: regular $4.38, mid-grade $4.90, premium $5.29, diesel $6.36, WTI crude $96.16/bbl — plus what’s actually driving prices and real, cited ways to cut your own fuel costs.
Black News Oct 3, 2026Fearless Fund CEO Arian Simone Launches New Book And Multi-City Tour
Arian Simone is taking her story from the venture capital world to bookshelves nationwide.
Health Oct 3, 2026The Aftermath of the Affordable Care Act
After the ACA’s enhanced premium tax credits expired at the end of 2025, paid marketplace enrollment fell 12% to 19.2 million, premiums and deductibles rose, and HHS and KFF read the drop differently.








