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- 1Military data breach exposes service members' Social Security numbers▼Letter: Military data breach exposes service members’ SSNs
A data breach affecting US service members has exposed their Social Security numbers, with affected personnel receiving letters notifying them of the incident. Local news outlets across multiple states are carrying coverage of the breach letters, raising concerns about identity theft risks for military members whose personal data was compromised.
- 2Waterford Hotel Group Data Breach Exposes Social Security Numbers▼Waterford Hotel Group Data Breach Exposes SSNs; Lawsuit Possible
Waterford Hotel Group has suffered a data breach that exposed customers' Social Security numbers, according to ClassAction.org. The report notes that a class action lawsuit over the incident is possible. Affected individuals may face heightened risk of identity theft, and legal action could follow as notification efforts continue.
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NBC News reports that the Trump administration's crackdown on homelessness has evolved into a broad retreat from disability rights protections. The piece argues that policies targeting homeless people, including encampment sweeps and restrictions on housing protections, undermine legal safeguards originally designed for people with disabilities. Advocates say many homeless Americans have mental or physical disabilities and are being stripped of rights rather than offered housing or treatment.
- 4Joby's Cessna completes first fully autonomous US flight▼Joby says its Cessna made the first fully autonomous U.S. flight, from California to North Carolina
Joby Aviation says a Cessna aircraft it modified has flown fully autonomously across the United States, taking off in California and landing in North Carolina. The company describes it as the first fully autonomous flight of its kind in the country, a milestone for self-flying aircraft technology and its plans for commercial air taxi services.
- 5DriveWealth Data Breach Exposes Social Security Numbers of Millions▼DriveWealth Data Breach Exposes SSNs; Affects Millions
Brokerage technology firm DriveWealth has suffered a data breach affecting millions of people, with Social Security numbers among the exposed information. Details about how the breach occurred and who is affected are still limited, and consumer rights outlets are tracking potential legal action over the incident.
- 6Glassnode flags Bitcoin selling pressure above $89,000▼₿ Bitcoin hält die Range bei ~$83k, doch Vorsicht On-Chain Laut Glassnode nutzen Top-Käufer (Haltedauer 1–2 Jahre) die E
Bitcoin is holding its range around $83,000, but on-chain data from Glassnode suggests caution. Investors who bought one to two years ago, currently the largest cost-basis cohort, are reportedly using the recovery to exit, with selling pressure expected mainly between $89,100 and $97,000. Meanwhile, 92% of short-term holders are in profit.
- 7Educator condemns AI's harm to teaching and professor conduct▼I am seething at witnessing first hand the harm AI is doing to pedagogy. I am utterly disgusted at the shamelessness pro
An educator describes witnessing first-hand the damage artificial intelligence is doing to pedagogy, accusing professors of displaying shamelessness in adopting it. The post argues that capitalist sponsorship is the economic incentive driving AI's spread into teaching, and that academics are debasing themselves and insulting their profession in the process. The comment is fuelling wider debate about whether AI tools are undermining genuine learning in classrooms and universities.
- 8Bitcoin Buyers From Last Year's Rally Selling Near Break-Even, Glassnode Says▼Bitcoin Investors Who Bought Last Year's Rally Are Selling As Price Nears Their Break-Even, Glassnode Says
Blockchain analytics firm Glassnode reports that investors who bought bitcoin during last year's rally are selling as the price approaches their break-even levels. The finding suggests holders who were underwater are choosing to exit rather than wait for further gains, adding supply pressure near key psychological price points. Traders are watching whether this profit-and-loss-driven selling slows bitcoin's momentum.
- 9Glassnode data shows Bitcoin's 2024 buyers selling into rally▼Glassnode-Daten (Top-Käufer verkaufen) Daten zeigen, dass Investoren, die vor 1 bis 2 Jahren eingestiegen sind (Top-Käuf
Glassnode on-chain data indicates that investors who bought Bitcoin one to two years ago, at prices above current levels, are stepping up selling of their positions. German-speaking crypto commentators warn this could create selling pressure in the roughly $89,100 to $97,000 range, with traders watching whether that zone holds as resistance or gets absorbed by new demand.
- 10Australia's AUKUS submarine programme faces mounting delivery roadblocks●A well argued piece on the roadblocks in the way of Australia’s # AUKUS SSN delivery, understandably so given the expert
Commentary is drawing attention to the obstacles standing in the way of Australia acquiring nuclear-powered submarines under the AUKUS pact. The discussion centres on arguments that, while the UK retains the expertise to build such vessels, its current circumstances mean it cannot deliver them on the timetable Australia needs. Observers note the analysis carries weight given the author's expertise in the field.
- 11Ocean Network Express and ClassNK launch roll damping tank study▼Ocean Network Express partners with ClassNK on roll damping tank study
Container shipping company Ocean Network Express has entered a partnership with classification society ClassNK to carry out a tank study on roll damping technology. The research aims to reduce ship rolling motion at sea, which can improve cargo safety, crew comfort and fuel efficiency. Details of the study's scope and timeline have not been disclosed.
- 12Trump homelessness crackdown seen as retreat on disability rights▼How Trump’s homelessness crackdown became a sweeping retreat from disability rights - because it is so “woke” to believe
The Trump administration's crackdown on homelessness is drawing criticism as a sweeping rollback of disability rights. Critics argue the policy targets disabled people, many of whom make up the homeless population, and that supporting their rights is being framed as 'woke.' Commenters say cruelty appears to be central to the approach.
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Two people have died in a workplace accident in Crossnacreevy, County Down, Northern Ireland. The Irish News reports that the local community has been left 'devastated' by the deaths. Details about the victims and the circumstances of the accident have not yet been made public, and people are sharing condolences and shock as news spreads through the area.
- 14MIA Market Reveals 2026 Program Focused on Digital Era●MIA Market Unveils 2026 Program, Lineup For Digital Era # Business # BusinessNews # Film # International # MIAMarket # R
MIA Market, the Rome-based film and audiovisual market, has announced its 2026 program and lineup with a focus on the digital era. The trade event, which brings together film, TV and digital content professionals, is shaping its upcoming edition around how the industry is adapting to streaming, new technologies and evolving distribution models.
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SIS has suffered a data breach in which Social Security numbers and driver's license details were exposed, according to reports. The full scale of the breach, the number of people affected, and whether the data has been misused are not yet known. Consumers may need to monitor their credit and identity records while authorities and the organization investigate.
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Family Medical Associates of Raleigh, a North Carolina medical practice, has suffered a data breach that exposed patients' Social Security numbers. Details about how many patients were affected or when the breach occurred have not been made available, but the exposure of SSNs raises a high risk of identity theft. Reports of the incident have prompted attention around potential legal action against the practice.
- 17Pentagon Data Breach Exposes 3 Million Social Security Numbers▼Pentagon Data Breach Exposes 3 Million SSNs [2026]
A data breach at the Pentagon has reportedly exposed the Social Security numbers of around 3 million people. The claim is circulating widely online under a 2026 label, though details about how the breach occurred, who is affected, and who is responsible remain scarce. If confirmed, it would rank among the more significant US government data exposures in recent years, raising fresh questions about federal cybersecurity safeguards.
- 18Security Industry Specialists Data Breach Exposes Social Security Numbers▼Security Industry Specialists Data Breach Exposes SSNs
Security Industry Specialists, a firm providing security personnel, reportedly suffered a data breach that exposed Social Security numbers. A lawsuit-tracking outlet has flagged the incident, suggesting potential legal action over the exposure of sensitive personal data. Affected individuals may face heightened identity theft risks, and observers are watching for confirmation of the breach's scope and the company's response to those impacted.
- 19Wausau panel to review homelessness strategy and business extensions▼Homelessness strategy update, business extensions on Wausau Public Health and Safety agenda
Wausau's Public Health and Safety Committee has an agenda covering an update to the city's homelessness strategy along with extensions for local businesses. The Wausau Pilot & Review reported the upcoming meeting items, which touch on how the city plans to address homelessness and whether affected businesses will get more time to comply with local rules.
- 20Springsteen still strikes a chord 40 years on●Springsteen var en av dom artister jag kände var min när jag började lyssna på musik för 40 år sen. Denna låt/version ka
A Swedish music fan is praising Bruce Springsteen, recalling how the American rocker felt like 'his' artist when he started listening to music around 40 years ago. He shares a particular song version he says he could listen to on repeat until he dies, calling it great art and noting that everyone in the recording is playing at their very best. The post reflects the lasting personal bond many listeners form with Springsteen's music.
- 21Bessemer Venture Partners Hit by Data Breach Exposing SSNs▼Bessemer Venture Partners Data Breach Exposes SSNs
Venture capital firm Bessemer Venture Partners has reportedly suffered a data breach that exposed Social Security numbers. Details on how many people are affected or how the breach occurred have not been confirmed, but the exposure of sensitive identifiers raises identity theft concerns for those involved.
- 22Praise for lecture on housing, homelessness and human rights▼This was such a great lecture and discussion on # housing , # homelessness , # dignity , # humanrights and # democracy .
A public lecture and discussion covering housing, homelessness, dignity, human rights and democracy is drawing warm reactions online. Commenters highlight the 2026 CBC Massey Lectures event hosted through the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police-connected site naccnt.ca, calling the talk and the conversation it sparked excellent. Interest centres on how housing insecurity intersects with basic rights and democratic values, with attendees encouraging others to engage with the discussion.
- 23Advantage Home Care Data Breach Exposes 19,000 People's SSNs▼Advantage Home Care Data Breach Impacts 19k: SSNs Exposed
Advantage Home Care has suffered a data breach affecting roughly 19,000 individuals, with Social Security numbers among the exposed information. The report highlights growing concern over healthcare providers' data security, as stolen Social Security numbers can fuel identity theft and fraud. Affected individuals typically face recommendations to monitor credit and enroll in protective services following such incidents.
- 24Bitcoin outperforming the S&P 500 on most trading days, says Glassnode●📈 $BTC supera al # SP500 en más del 50% de los días de negociación, según # Glassnode . En junio solo lo lograba 1 de ca
Glassnode data shows Bitcoin is beating the S&P 500 on more than half of trading days, a marked recovery from June, when it outperformed in only about one in five sessions — its weakest stretch in six years. Analysts attribute the renewed interest in Bitcoin to macroeconomic factors rather than asset-specific catalysts, with market watchers debating whether the improved relative performance signals a durable shift or a temporary macro-driven rebound.
- 25PDCM Insurance Data Breach Exposes Social Security Numbers▼PDCM Insurance Data Breach Exposes SSNs; Lawsuit Possible
PDCM Insurance has reportedly suffered a data breach that exposed clients' Social Security numbers, and a class action lawsuit may be on the table. ClassAction.org is tracking the incident and assessing whether affected individuals have grounds for legal action over the exposure of sensitive personal information.
- 26RFK Jr. announces $12 million for Houston homelessness and mental health programs▼RFK Jr. announces $12 million for Houston homelessness, addiction and mental health programs
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced $12 million in federal funding for programs in Houston addressing homelessness, addiction and mental health. The money will support services in a city that has struggled with large numbers of people living on the streets and gaps in treatment capacity. Details on how the funds will be allocated have not yet been laid out.
- 27Twin Cities church works to prevent homelessness before it starts▼How a Twin Cities church is working to end homelessness before it starts
A church in Minnesota's Twin Cities is running programs aimed at stopping homelessness before it begins, according to CBS News reporting. The congregation focuses on early intervention, helping people at risk of losing housing rather than only responding after they become homeless. The story highlights faith-based organizations' growing role in addressing housing insecurity in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul region.
- 28Letter: Homelessness can't be fixed without addressing mental illness●Letter: Homelessness won't be solved until society addresses mental illness
A letter to the editor in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch argues that homelessness will not be solved until society confronts mental illness directly. The writer suggests that housing efforts alone fall short without treatment and support for people with mental health conditions.
- 29LA mayoral rivals to face off in forum●Rivals for LA mayor set to meet in forum as city struggles with homelessness, Hollywood job losses
Candidates running for mayor of Los Angeles are set to meet in a public forum, with the campaign unfolding against two major pressures on the city: a persistent homelessness crisis and mounting job losses in the Hollywood entertainment industry. The debate gives voters a direct comparison of how each contender would address housing and the city's shrinking production economy.
- 30Tottori Gas removes president over alleged misuse of company funds●https://www. wacoca.com/news/2947112/ 鳥取ガスが社長解任、会社資金3億円超を私的流用か…個人口座に10・8億円送金も発覚 – 読売新聞 # Business # BusinessNews # ビジネス
Tottori Gas has dismissed its president amid allegations that more than 300 million yen of company money was diverted for personal use. Investigators also reportedly discovered that 1.08 billion yen had been transferred to a personal bank account. The report, covered by the Yomiuri Shimbun, is drawing attention to governance at the regional Japanese gas utility.
- 31Goff Backa Alfera Data Breach Exposed SSNs and ID Numbers▼Goff Backa Alfera Data Breach Exposed SSNs and Government ID Numbers
A data breach at accounting firm Goff Backa Alfera has exposed sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers and government identification numbers. Security outlets are reporting on the scope of the incident, and affected individuals face heightened risks of identity theft and fraud. Companies holding tax and payroll data are frequent targets, making this breach part of a wider wave of attacks on financial and professional services firms.
- 32UT Cricket Association shifts focus to junior and women's cricket▼UT Cricket Assn to focus on junior-level, women’s cricket
The UT Cricket Association has announced a renewed focus on developing junior-level and women's cricket in the union territory. The move aims to strengthen grassroots talent pipelines and expand opportunities for young players and women in the sport. Local sports circles see it as a step toward broadening the region's cricketing base and building a stronger competitive foundation for future seasons.
- 33Green Bay church issues statement on homelessness▼Green Bay church shares statement related to homelessness issues
A church in Green Bay, Wisconsin, has released a public statement addressing homelessness issues in the area. Local outlet WLUK reported on the statement, which has drawn attention in the community. The church's position on how it will engage with homelessness and people affected by it is the focus of local discussion.
- 34Glassnode Calls Bitcoin's Rally Early and Speculative▼Bitcoin's Rally Is 'Early and Speculative,' Glassnode Says: What's Missing?
Blockchain analytics firm Glassnode says Bitcoin's current price rally is 'early and speculative' and lacking key fundamentals. The firm suggests the recent gains are not yet supported by strong on-chain activity or broad participation, raising questions about how sustainable the surge is. Traders and analysts are debating whether the rally can continue or if a pullback is likely.
- 35Rochester Pushes Pedestrian-Friendly Streets and Eyes Space Travel▼Coming up: Making Rochester more pedestrian friendly, one street at a time; Rochesterian talks space travel, a future beyond Earth, and weightlessness
Rochester is preparing to make its streets more pedestrian friendly, working street by street to improve walkability. Separately, a Rochesterian is discussing space travel, a future beyond Earth, and the experience of weightlessness. The items are scheduled to air as upcoming segments on local news, pairing an urban-planning story with a conversation about humanity's future in space.
- 36Houston receives millions in federal funding for homelessness and mental health●Houston getting millions of dollars in federal funding to address homelessness, mental illness and substance abuse issues
Houston is set to receive millions of dollars in federal funding aimed at tackling homelessness, mental illness and substance abuse. The funding, announced through local outlet KHOU, will support city programs addressing the interconnected crises. The news highlights ongoing efforts in one of the nation's largest cities to expand services for vulnerable residents.
- 37OPB poll shows tight race in Southwest Washington swing district●A new poll commissioned by OPB identifies cost of living, the economy, healthcare and homelessness as top issues for lik
A new poll commissioned by Oregon Public Broadcasting finds cost of living, the economy, healthcare and homelessness are the top issues for likely voters. The survey also shows Representative Marie Gluesenkamp Perez and challenger Joe Braun locked in a neck-and-neck contest for Southwest Washington's competitive congressional district, underscoring how economic concerns may shape the outcome.
- 38Santa Cruz County faces $30 million budget shortfall▼Santa Cruz County confronts $30 million budget shortfall while touting progress on mental health, homelessness
Santa Cruz County officials are grappling with a $30 million budget shortfall even as they highlight progress on mental health services and homelessness programs. The gap raises questions about whether recent gains in those priority areas can be sustained, and residents are watching closely to see which services may face cuts as leaders work to balance the county budget.
- 39Glassnode Says Bitcoin's Rally Is Real Despite Weak Spot Demand▼Bitcoin's Rally Is Real, Glassnode Says: So Why Are Spot Buyers Uninterested?
Blockchain analytics firm Glassnode says Bitcoin's latest price rally is genuine, but is flagging a puzzle: spot buyers appear largely absent from the move. The finding, picked up by multiple market outlets, suggests the rally may be driven more by derivatives and momentum than by new capital entering the market, leaving analysts divided over how sustainable the gains are.
- 40Xapo Bank and Glassnode explore generating yield on Bitcoin▼Xapo Bank + Glassnode: Generating Yield on Bitcoin
Xapo Bank has partnered with Glassnode to publish research on generating yield from Bitcoin holdings. The collaboration examines ways Bitcoin holders can earn returns on their assets, a topic of growing interest as the market matures and institutional participation expands. Details of the specific yield methods and findings were not immediately disclosed.