We have heard, all our lives, "There is no black-and-white. Don't be simplistic. There is only gray." This is not necessarily so. nytimes.com/2026/09/25/world…

Tesla's defense argued in court that the N-word can be acceptable in some workplace contexts. The claim came as Black workers detailed years of alleged racism at the company's Fremont factory. Read more #OnTheGrio thegrio.com/2026/09/25/tesla…

💥 Ukraine's defense forces strike plant producing Iskander missile fuel components using FP-1 drones. The strike targeted the Voronezhsintezkauchuk plant—a facility manufacturing synthetic rubber and other chemical raw materials used, among other things, in the production of solid rocket fuel for the Iskander tactical ballistic missile system. Following the impact, a fire was recorded on the enterprise's grounds.

Thank you, @Tsahkna, and Estonia for co-hosting this discussion at #UNGA81 and calling for accountability for Russia’s crimes against Ukrainian children. International attention must translate into sustained pressure on Russia to return deported and forcibly transferred children. Those responsible must face justice. We will continue working with our partners until every child is home.

Ontario’s budgetary watchdog shows @fordnation’s healthcare mismanagement has reached new low: ❌Lowest hospital funding per person in Canada ❌1.9% funding shortfall just to maintain current services ❌2,522 fewer nurses by 2029 ❌2,407 fewer beds by 2029; So this is what it means to Protect Ontario … 🤔

He's spitting straight facts.

BIG | 🇺🇸🇷🇺‼️‼️ U.S. prosecutors have uncovered an alleged scheme in which software secretly owned and developed by Russian nationals was sold to sensitive U.S. government agencies, including the Secret Service, after its Russian connections were allegedly concealed. Oxygen Forensics CEO Lee Reiber and Russian national Oleg Davydov have been charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud. According to the Justice Department, five Russian nationals actually owned and controlled the Virginia-based company through a Cyprus holding company, while its software was developed by a team in Russia. Prosecutors allege Reiber falsely represented that the company had no foreign ownership or control. If convicted, both defendants face up to 20 years in federal prison. The complaint does not allege that the software contained malicious code or was used to gain unauthorized access to U.S. government systems. The case raises an obvious security concern beyond the criminal allegations themselves. Software whose ownership and development were allegedly concealed was able to reach highly sensitive U.S. government customers, showing how misleading corporate ownership disclosures can potentially undermine safeguards designed to protect government procurement. See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo

Obama is absolutely right here. There is no doubt that if we had more women in charge, there would be less war, better healthcare, better education, and less income inequality. Obama: "If you put women in charge of every government for two years... I have a strong belief that things would be better. I'm confident about that."

Cybersecurity researcher: I found that Flock did not require their clients to use multi-factor authentication. This led me to find Flock law enforcement accounts for sale by a Russian vendor on a dark web marketplace. In addition to this, we found insufficiently protected sensitive information stored on Flock cameras, including photos, license plate data, logs, API keys, passwords, and communications.