Foreign cyber actors breached two small Colorado water systems last month, tampering with pumps and disabling safety alarms before operators wrestled back control, the latest in a widening campaign targeting America's most basic infrastructure. Colorado state officials confirmed Thursday that hackers penetrated the computer networks of two unnamed water utilities, reaching past standard IT defenses […] The post Foreign hackers hit two Colorado water utilities, altered pumps and disabled alarms appeared first on American Almanac .
Foreign cyber actors breached two small Colorado water systems last month, tampering with pumps and disabling safety alarms before operators wrestled back control, the latest in a widening campaign targeting America's most basic infrastructure. Colorado state officials confirmed Thursday that hackers penetrated the computer networks of two unnamed water utilities, reaching past standard IT defenses and into the operational technology that controls physical equipment. The intruders changed pumping cycles, disabled remote-access capabilities, shut off alarms, and altered equipment settings. The two systems together serve roughly 400 people. Fox News Digital reported that operators eventually regained control, and Gov. Jared Polis' office…Open
American manufacturing contracted for the first time this year in August, with motor vehicles and aerospace dragging factory output down 0.3 percent and pushing capacity utilization to its lowest point in five months. The Federal Reserve's latest industrial production report, released Friday, showed U.S. factories reversing course after seven straight months of gains. Manufacturing output […] The post U.S. factory output drops in August, snapping seven-month streak as auto and aerospace production slide appeared first on American Almanac .
American manufacturing contracted for the first time this year in August, with motor vehicles and aerospace dragging factory output down 0.3 percent and pushing capacity utilization to its lowest point in five months. The Federal Reserve's latest industrial production report, released Friday , showed U.S. factories reversing course after seven straight months of gains. Manufacturing output had ticked up 0.2 percent in July. August's 0.3 percent decline wiped out that momentum and raised fresh questions about the durability of any domestic production recovery. Two sectors did the most damage. Motor vehicles and parts production fell 1.2 percent, the second consecutive monthly drop, after a 0.8 percent decline in July. Aerospace and…Open
A pilot died Friday after two glider planes collided in the air over Edinburg, New York, and one aircraft crashed into a remote, wooded area, leaving investigators with no clear explanation for how the collision happened. The crash occurred around 2:30 p.m. over the small town about 20 miles north of Saratoga Springs, New York […] The post Glider pilot killed in mid-air collision over Upstate New York appeared first on American Almanac .
A pilot died Friday after two glider planes collided in the air over Edinburg, New York, and one aircraft crashed into a remote, wooded area, leaving investigators with no clear explanation for how the collision happened. The crash occurred around 2:30 p.m. over the small town about 20 miles north of Saratoga Springs, New York State Police reported . One of the two gliders managed to land safely at Plateau Sky Ranch Airport. The second went down in a remote area, and searchers who reached the wreckage found the pilot dead at the scene. The deceased pilot was the sole occupant of the crashed glider. Authorities have not publicly identified the pilot, and the cause of the mid-air collision remains unknown. State police said their…Open
New Labor Department data show initial unemployment claims dropped to a level reached only four times in more than half a century, a year-to-date pace not seen since the late 1960s. Initial jobless claims fell by 10,000 to 196,000 in the week ended September 12, the Labor Department reported Thursday, beating economists' forecasts by a […] The post Weekly jobless claims fall to 196,000, a level almost never recorded since 1969 appeared first on American Almanac .
New Labor Department data show initial unemployment claims dropped to a level reached only four times in more than half a century, a year-to-date pace not seen since the late 1960s. Initial jobless claims fell by 10,000 to 196,000 in the week ended September 12, the Labor Department reported Thursday, beating economists' forecasts by a wide margin. Wall Street had expected roughly 207,000 new filings. The actual number came in more than 11,000 below that estimate, a gap that is hard to dismiss as statistical noise. Before this year, weekly claims had dipped to 196,000 or lower just four times since 1969. Not once between 1970 and 2018 did the number fall this low. The current figure puts the labor market in territory that most working…Open
The Grayzone's Max Blumenthal addresses the 2026 gathering of the Ron Paul Institute on September 5, detailing how an Israeli influence campaign led the Trump administration to launch a failed war on Iran, triggering disastrous effects for the US economy and global standing.
Blumenthal offers observations from his reporting trip to Iran this July, and details the repressive measures he experienced at the hands of his government when he returned home.Open
During a speech about government priorities, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney drew laughter from the crowd as he imitated President Trump's hand gestures.
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