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NSA warns Americans to secure routers after Russian cyber threat

The National Security Agency is warning Americans to take immediate steps to secure their internet routers following a major cybersecurity threat linked to Russian intelligence operations. According to Newsweek, authorities say cyber actors tied to Russia’s military intelligence agency, known as the GRU, have been exploiting vulnerabilities in routers to

Black Camp Offers Survival, Restoration, And Community Amid 2026 Chaos 

Source: Black Camp / blackcampaignschool.org Black organizers and communities are no strangers to extremists and dealing with hostile state and federal governments. And Trump’s latest Mad King impression has 2026 feeling less and less like a so-called democracy and more like a dystopian nightmare.  Even as institutions are fracturing and

When the tools that heal poison Black communities

Audre Lorde once wrote: “The master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house.” I keep returning to that phrase as I read the news about the EPA’s proposed rollback of limits on ethylene oxide.  The master’s tools, it turns out, are not just metaphors. Sometimes they are actual chemicals, drifting over Black

Reps Eric Swalwell And Tony Gonzales Resign From Congress 

Source: After talks of their expulsion gained significant traction on Monday, Reps. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) and Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) announced they would be resigning from the House of Representatives.  According to CNN, Swalwell announced his resignation on Monday afternoon after the House Ethics Committee said it would launch an investigation.

Peacock renews ‘The Burbs’ for 2nd season after strong debut

Peacock has officially renewed “The Burbs” for a second season, signaling continued confidence in the comedy series led by Keke Palmer. According to Variety, the show, which premiered in February, quickly gained traction with viewers after its debut. Peacock reported that the series has generated approximately 1.7 billion minutes of

Missouri Town Votes Out Every City Council Member Who Approved Data Center 

Source: tiero / Getty AI data centers have become a hot-button issue in cities across America, and for good reason. They don’t create jobs, have negative environmental impacts, and result in dramatically higher electricity bills in certain areas. A Missouri town decided to show how serious they are about pushing

Los Angeles schools avoid strike after last-minute deal with support staff union

Schools across Los Angeles will remain open after a last-minute labor agreement prevented a major strike that could have disrupted learning for hundreds of thousands of students. According to the Associated Press, the Los Angeles Unified School District reached a tentative deal with SEIU Local 99, the union representing thousands

NSA warns Americans to secure routers after Russian cyber threat

The National Security Agency is warning Americans to take immediate steps to secure their internet routers following a major cybersecurity threat linked to Russian intelligence operations. According to Newsweek, authorities say cyber actors tied to Russia’s military intelligence agency, known as the GRU, have been exploiting vulnerabilities in routers to

Black Camp Offers Survival, Restoration, And Community Amid 2026 Chaos 

Source: Black Camp / blackcampaignschool.org Black organizers and communities are no strangers to extremists and dealing with hostile state and federal governments. And Trump’s latest Mad King impression has 2026 feeling less and less like a so-called democracy and more like a dystopian nightmare.  Even as institutions are fracturing and

When the tools that heal poison Black communities

Audre Lorde once wrote: “The master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house.” I keep returning to that phrase as I read the news about the EPA’s proposed rollback of limits on ethylene oxide.  The master’s tools, it turns out, are not just metaphors. Sometimes they are actual chemicals, drifting over Black

Reps Eric Swalwell And Tony Gonzales Resign From Congress 

Source: After talks of their expulsion gained significant traction on Monday, Reps. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) and Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) announced they would be resigning from the House of Representatives.  According to CNN, Swalwell announced his resignation on Monday afternoon after the House Ethics Committee said it would launch an investigation.

Peacock renews ‘The Burbs’ for 2nd season after strong debut

Peacock has officially renewed “The Burbs” for a second season, signaling continued confidence in the comedy series led by Keke Palmer. According to Variety, the show, which premiered in February, quickly gained traction with viewers after its debut. Peacock reported that the series has generated approximately 1.7 billion minutes of

Missouri Town Votes Out Every City Council Member Who Approved Data Center 

Source: tiero / Getty AI data centers have become a hot-button issue in cities across America, and for good reason. They don’t create jobs, have negative environmental impacts, and result in dramatically higher electricity bills in certain areas. A Missouri town decided to show how serious they are about pushing

Los Angeles schools avoid strike after last-minute deal with support staff union

Schools across Los Angeles will remain open after a last-minute labor agreement prevented a major strike that could have disrupted learning for hundreds of thousands of students. According to the Associated Press, the Los Angeles Unified School District reached a tentative deal with SEIU Local 99, the union representing thousands