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Mullin Says Suspect Put 5-Year-Old In Danger During ICE Shooting — 11hHomeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told CBS News' Margaret Brennan that body camera footage would not tell the whole story of a Thursday shooting involving immigration agents and a criminal illegal immigrant — adding that the foreign national put his own son at risk.

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Two Men Deny Iran-Linked London Surveillance Charges — 2dNematollah Shahsavani and Alireza Farasati pleaded not guilty at the Old Bailey to a National Security Act charge alleging 2025 surveillance of the Israeli Embassy and Bevis Marks Synagogue for Iran.

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Royal Navy Sailor Charged Over Foreign Spy Allegations — 4dTeddy Young, 24, a serving Royal Navy sailor, is charged under the National Security Act with obtaining protected information intending to benefit a foreign power.

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Two Latvians Arrested After RAF Molesworth Breach — 3dTwo Latvian men, 32 and 36, arrested inside RAF Molesworth after a fence breach; re-arrested under the National Security Act 2023. Nothing of concern in abandoned vehicle.

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Iowa sues ADI over undisclosed risks from Chinese camerasTech — 4dIowa Attorney General Brenna Bird sued ADI Global Distribution, alleging it concealed that cameras it sold were made by Chinese firms Hikvision and Dahua, which U.S. authorities have identified as national security risks. The lawsuit claims misleading labeling and undisclosed security vulnerabilities could expose consumers’ images and location data to hackers or foreign actors; ADI’s response was not included in the reports.

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AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Judge Rules Wisconsin Mosque Leader Can Be Deported Over Security Concerns — Oct 1, 2026An immigration judge has ruled that Salah Sarsour, president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, can be deported from the United States over national security and foreign policy c… — by Andrew Powell

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Dana Whitfield This decision risks dividing the Milwaukee Muslim community without enough public proof of any actual threat.

Public Safety Jobs Listed in Five CitiesBusiness — Oct 4, 2026Public-safety and security openings are featured across Fort Worth, Tulsa, Houston, Logan, and Oklahoma City, spanning private investigations, event and retail security, construction safety, dispatch, election work, and National Guard roles. Requirements and benefits vary, and listings may change or be filled, so applicants should verify details with employers.

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Judge Halts Big Bend Border-Wall ConstructionPolitics — 5dA federal judge has temporarily halted border-wall construction across Texas’ Big Bend region, including its national and state parks, finding that opponents are likely to prevail on at least one claim and could suffer irreparable harm. The ruling gives landowners, residents and environmental groups opposing the $7.5 billion project time to challenge the administration’s legal waivers, while the administration argues the barrier is needed to secure the border.

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Spire launches first three Colorado-built satellites — Oct 2, 2026Spire Global launched the first three satellites built at its Boulder, Colorado, facility aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-18 mission, expanding its U.S. manufacturing footprint for national security needs. The company says its facilities in the U.S., U.K. and Europe can produce 300 to 400 satellites annually.

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Elena Vasquez Three new ones built locally on this SpaceX flight feels like steady progress for their data business.

Pakistan Minister Warns Food Insecurity Threatens National SecurityHealth — Oct 2, 2026Food safety advocates argue it should be embedded in business leadership and daily decisions, while a sharp U.S.-European regulatory divide and major 2026 outbreaks have renewed concerns about oversight and consumer protection. Separately, climate change, conflict and resource pressures are worsening food insecurity worldwide; Pakistan’s officials warn that water scarcity and extreme weather threaten agriculture and call for coordinated support for farmers.

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UN extends Haiti gang suppression force mandate to 2027 — Sep 29, 2026The U.N. Security Council extended the Gang Suppression Force’s mandate in Haiti through March 31, 2027, aiming to curb gang violence and create conditions for elections. Supporters say the force offers a different approach, but abstaining nations and critics raised concerns about its effectiveness, funding and staffing, as well as the risks of foreign intervention.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

US waives rights conditions on $320M Egypt aid — Oct 1, 2026Secretary of State Marco Rubio waived human-rights conditions on $320 million in U.S. military aid to Egypt, citing national security and Cairo’s cooperation, including its role amid the conflict involving Iran. The funds are part of the roughly $1.3 billion in annual U.S. assistance to Egypt, and the decision has renewed the tension between Washington’s strategic partnership with Cairo and concerns over Egypt’s human-rights record.

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Tom Gallagher It's hard to justify ignoring Egypt's record every year even when national security is cited as the reason.

US withdraws from European anti-corruption bodyWorld — Sep 29, 2026The Trump administration has withdrawn the United States from the Council of Europe’s anti-corruption monitoring body, GRECO, saying membership fees bring no tangible national-security benefits and that it will instead use tools such as sanctions and visa restrictions. The Council of Europe praised the U.S. contribution and said it remains open to future cooperation, as the withdrawal adds to Washington’s broader retreat from international organizations.

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World Leaders Push for First Woman UN ChiefPolitics — Sep 28, 2026Pressure is growing for the United Nations to choose its first woman secretary-general, as leaders argue the appointment would address a longstanding gap in representation amid stalled progress on gender equality. Four women are among seven candidates in the race, with Costa Rica’s Rebeca Grynspan leading the latest informal Security Council poll; leaders have also called for a transparent selection and a chief able to reform the organization and navigate global conflicts.

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France offers support for Knot as ECB president to secure economist post — Sep 15, 2026France would back Klaas Knot for ECB president if a French national gets the chief economist post, in an informal proposal backed by Macron.

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Jared Kim This deal shows France prioritizing its own influence over picking the best person for ECB president.

Soccer vs American FootballYourlist — VS BattleThe world's game versus America's obsession — simplicity against spectacle.

More Than 100 Arrested at Protest Near U.N. — Sep 23, 2026Hundreds of New York Jewish community members rallied near the United Nations to press world leaders to confront antisemitism, featuring interfaith speakers, survivors, and calls to adopt the IRA definition and boost security and platform accountability. The event underscored a broad concern that antisemitism remains a global and domestic crisis, with speakers urging leaders to act now and some criticizing local leadership’s approach.

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Brewers Clinch National League First-Round Bye — Sep 21, 2026Milwaukee clinched a first-round playoff bye by securing the NL Central and preserving the best record, positioning the Brewers for home-field advantage and a potential No. 1 seed in the NL playoffs. The team has set a franchise win record and is on the cusp of a 100-win season, with ongoing milestones like Chourio’s 20-20 potential highlighted as they close the season.

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Iran Shuts French Embassy-Affiliated Center in Tehran — Sep 20, 2026Iranian authorities shut down a French language center affiliated with the French embassy in Tehran, accusing it of operating without a license and engaging in activities deemed contrary to national security and Islamic culture, including identifying networks and facilitating the departure of skilled Iranians. The move occurs amid a broader crackdown on foreign-linked entities and efforts to tighten oversight of foreign influence in Iran.

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Jared Kim Shutting language centers won't stop skilled people from leaving if the real problems at home aren't fixed.

Lawsuit Halts Border Wall at Texas Wildlife Refuge — Sep 14, 2026A segment of border wall near the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge in Alamo, Texas remains incomplete after a lawsuit halted construction, underscoring how conservation areas and public lands intersect with security projects. The broader push to build a $46 billion border wall has faced multiple lawsuits and opposition across protected sites, with construction progressing at some sites while halted at others.

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McMaster says US could sanction Chinese banks over Iran support — Sep 18, 2026US national-security figures indicate President Trump will press Xi Jinping during the September 24 talks and could levy secondary sanctions on Chinese financial institutions over Beijing's alleged aid to Iran, including satellite imagery support, while widening pressure on Iran’s oil networks. Analysts note the sanctions strategy hinges on Chinese banks and networks beyond the US, with Iran having adapted over decades and the wider global financial system potentially bearing the cost.

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Qatar, Jordan Condemn Reported Ben-Gvir Entry Into Al-Aqsa Compound — Sep 20, 2026Qatar condemned the storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque by Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and settlers as a flagrant violation of international law and a provocation to Muslims, calling for international pressure to halt violations and to safeguard the Muslim character of Al-Aqsa. Jordanian officials and Palestinian organizations likewise denounced the incursions as an unacceptable provocation that violates the historic and legal status quo, urging international action to uphold law and protect Jerusalem’s religious sites and rights of worship.

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Macron Warns of Intensifying Russian Hybrid Threats — Sep 15, 2026European security is being stretched by Russia’s hybrid warfare, with drone incursions, espionage, cyber attacks and economic coercion prompting Europe to pursue coordinated diplomacy and a pan-European missile defense while national leaders debate NATO’s role and potential responses. At the same time, public fear online about a Russia-led war contrasts with assessments that Russia’s conventional capacity is limited, even as politicians warn of escalating conflict and seek steadier support for Kyiv.

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Trump Defends Iran Conflict at UN and Offers Settlement Choice — Sep 22, 2026In UNGA addresses, current President Trump touted that 'America is back' with the strongest economy and military, promising renewed global leadership while pressing a hard line on Iran and other adversaries. He framed U.S. strength as a determinant for international security, warning of potential military or economic action and urging global partners to join in countering Iran, cartels, and hostile regimes.

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Jared Kim I like that he's calling out adversaries directly at the UN instead of backing down like before.

Board of Peace Plans $2.45 Billion Gaza Recovery — Sep 23, 2026US President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace is set to unveil a six-month, $2.45 billion Gaza recovery plan, outlining 66 projects for temporary housing, debris removal, hospital repairs, economic revival, and a multinational security force, with a broader $71.4 billion required over a decade to fully rebuild Gaza. The proposal faces political hurdles, needing cooperation from Israel and Hamas and coming amid Israel’s elections and ongoing debates over disarmament and ceasefire timing.

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Sam Okafor A multinational security force could help stabilize things during rebuilding, yet it risks turning into another point of conflict without clear disarmament agreements first.