HUFFPOST (U.S. News) - CIA Releases Dozens Of Declassified Documents Related To 9/11
The documents illustrate security analysts’ tracking of bin Laden’s movements and support system, as well as concerns about possible threats to U.S. targets.
STRIPES (Stars and Stripes Brie...) - Business aviation doesn’t need new laws to ensure safety and security | Stars and Stripes
TSA enhanced security requirements last year and public charter operators made significant investments to implement additional measures.
YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Mexican cartels are 'direct threat' to United States: Leaked document
Mexican drug cartels pose a “direct danger” to the safety and security of the United States, according to an internal State Department fact sheet obtained by NewsNation. The document outlines specific measures U.S. officials are taking to combat transnational criminal activity. More: https://tinyurl.com/yw9nekpr #cartels #southernborder #StateDepartment
YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - It's VERY IMPORTANT to do this every year on 9/11, expert says
WOR Radio host Mark Simone and Fox News contributor Joe Concha look back at the impact of the 9/11 terror attacks on 'Kudlow.' #fox #media #breakingnews #us #usa #new #news #breaking #foxbusiness #kudlow #911 #september11 #terrorism #terror #america #history #memorial #remembrance #security #nationalsecurity #foreignpolicy #patriotism #newyork #worldtradecenter #marksimone #joeconcha
YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Politico: Some former officials, lawmakers warn U.S. is less able to prevent future terror attacks
Is the U.S. more vulnerable to a terror attack now than before? MS NOW Senior National Security Reporter David Rohde and Author of "The Only Plane in the Sky: An Oral History of 9/11" and presidential historian Garrett Graff join Katy Tur to share their thoughts.
REDSTATE (RedState) - New: Anthropic Foils Houthis' Bid to Build Missiles With Claude AI — For Now
NEWSNATIONNOW (Ali Bradley) - Cartels present 'direct danger' to US security: State Department document
Mexico has pledged cooperation, but some top U.S. officials are frustrated with corruption involving cartel leaders
AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - Irish TV host says stalker tracked her with an Apple AirTag — and the tech giant refused to help
An Irish television host hoping to break into Hollywood claims she was forced to flee Los Angeles after a stalker used an Apple AirTag to monitor her every move, and her lawsuit alleges the company offered no meaningful assistance. Aine O'Neill filed an individual lawsuit against Apple, alleging the tech giant's tracking device became a […] The post Irish TV host says stalker tracked her with an Apple AirTag — and the tech giant refused to help appeared first on American Almanac .
An Irish television host hoping to break into Hollywood claims she was forced to flee Los Angeles after a stalker used an Apple AirTag to monitor her every move, and her lawsuit alleges the company offered no meaningful assistance. Aine O'Neill filed an individual lawsuit against Apple, alleging the tech giant's tracking device became a weapon in the hands of an unknown stalker who followed her movements for weeks, knowing where she worked and where she slept. O'Neill had previously joined a class action suit against Apple before deciding to pursue her own case. She now seeks damages in an amount to be determined at trial. The suit lays out a grim sequence. In November 2022, O'Neill received an alert on her phone indicating an AirTag,…Open
YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘It’s TERRIFYING: Former acting FBI director warns of AI, drone and more new threats to U.S.
Former Acting FBI director Brian Driscoll joins Morning Joe to discuss the evolution of counterterrorism since the attack on September 11, and the new and growing threats the U.S. is facing from drones to A.I. being used as weapons. MS NOW’s Ken Dilanian also joins the show to discuss his new report on how some experts believe that –25 years after 9/11– the U.S. is more vulnerable to terrorism than it has been in years.
YOUTUBE (CNN) - New cockpit barriers close a 9/11 security gap
New federal rules now require a "secondary cockpit barrier" on all new commercial airliners delivered to US airlines — a security measure designed to shield pilots when the cockpit door opens. CNN's Pete Muntean reports.