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From 2nd Amendment legal updates to supply chain disruptions to civil unrest, the Grayman Briefing provides daily intelligence for the prepared citizen. This broadcast provides a brief overview of events, incidents, legislative updates, and other reports for your situational awareness. Our weekly Summary of Recent Developments (SORD) allows listeners to catch up on the week's past news by getting a summarization of the content recently shared to Grayman Briefing subscribers at www.graymanbriefing.com
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In this week’s SORD we’ll look at how Illinois is appealing to keep its restrictive gun law in place, while New York faces a legal challenge over its bulletproof vest ban for civilians. Several states, including Texas, Florida, and Idaho, are pushing back against COVID-19 vaccine mandates, while Sonoma County, California, reinstating a mask mandate for healthcare workers due to rising respiratory illnesses. The FBI arrested a man suspected of planning a major ISIS-inspired attack. Canada’s postal workers have gone on strike, a cyberattack on grocery chains (Food Lion and Stop & Shop) has led to service disruptions,Indiana’s ban on gender-affirming medical treatments for minors has been upheld, a CIA employee was arrested for leaking sensitive documents, Chinese hackers breached U.S. telecom networks. In response to recent Biden Admin approved U.S.-supplied missile attacks within Russian borders, Russia has revised its nuclear doctrine to permit nuclear retaliation under specific circumstances.
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BLUF: Across the country - In CA, a lawsuit challenged concealed carry permit fees that can reach $2,000. In NJ, the DOJ supported an NRA-backed case against the state’s ban on commonly owned firearms and standard-capacity magazines. In IL, Cook County looks to push for commonly owned weapon ban challenge at the Supreme Court. In LA, the FPC and SAF filed a brief in Reese v. ATF seeking nationwide relief after the federal handgun sales ban for 18–20-year-olds was struck down. In MN, Governor Tim Walz launched his third-term campaign centered on bans for what he calls assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, background checks, and red-flag laws. In OH, a judge ruled state law preempted Columbus from enforcing firearm storage and magazine restrictions. In NC, a veto override vote on permitless carry stalled and was sent back to committee. In TX, Governor Abbott signed a law requiring bathroom use by biological sex in schools, government buildings, prisons, and shelters, with fines up to $125,000 for violations. Nationally - The Attorney General said hate speech targeting would be directed at threats of violence and the Deputy Attorney suggested investigations into protest groups. President Trump announced and then formally designated Antifa as a terrorist organization, ordering federal agencies to disrupt and dismantle their operations and investigate funding streams. The Southern Poverty Law Center released a case study labeling Turning Point USA a hard-right organization while adding them to their “hate map”. The National Counterterrorism Center warned that al Qaeda and AQAP remain threats, urging officials to limit exposure and highlighting risks to crowded venues. The FBI said its investigation into Charlie Kirk’s assassination is ongoing and is now looking at conspiracy theories such as shooting location, other involved, hand gestures, and more. NRA, ASA, and allies challenged federal suppressor registration requirements as unconstitutional under Bruen. The Trump administration linked acetaminophen use in pregnancy and certain vaccine schedules to autism and recommended MMR jabs be separated out. See more at www.graymanbriefin.com
Across the country an illegal immigrant supporter attempted to ram law enforcement during a traffic stop involving Border Patrol in ME. In WA, LGBT and pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted a Christian rally, while in OR, Antifa targeted an ICE facility. In DC, pro-Palestinian soldiers disrupted a Senate hearing, protests escalated against National Guard deployment, the White House Peace Vigil was dismantled and restored, Codepink disrupted a cabinet dinner, and students staged anti-Trump demonstrations. In PR, activists protested outside a U.S. Air Base. In GA, a judge dismissed RICO charges against Cop City far-left extremists. In IL, protesters blocked access to an ICE facility. In UT, conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated by the boyfriend of a transgender, we’ll provide the latest updates in that investigation. Also, in UT, LGBT and socialist activists rallied at the Capitol, and a trans militia group deactivated; later, an explosive device was discovered under a Fox News affiliate media vehicle in Salt Lake City. In NC, UNC’s campus was vandalized with pro-Palestinian graffiti. In ID, a fight broke out at a Kirk vigil leading to arrests. In AZ, a man was arrested for vandalizing a Kirk memorial and a public memorial was scheduled for 70,000 attendees. In TN, the National Guard is set to deploy to Memphis to combat crime. In NY, police issued threat alerts during Trump’s 9/11 appearance at Yankee Stadium. Data also showed that CA, PA, FL, NY, TX, TN, and OH experienced increased attacks against Christian churches in 2024, part of a broader pattern recorded across 43 states. On a national level, conservative movement momentum surged after Kirk’s assassination, with millions of new social media followers and tens of thousands of new TPUSA chapter requests nationwide. Several NFL teams declined to honor Kirk, and teachers and doctors glorified is killing. The FTC warned Big Tech not to adopt EU content moderation standards in the U.S. Starlink experienced a nationwide outage. A Senate amendment requiring the DOJ to release Epstein documents failed after Republicans voted it down. The State Department warned foreign visa holders who praised Kirk’s killing that they could face revocation. An AP investigation revealed that U.S. tech companies supplied hardware and services to China’s surveillance systems used to target minorities. Outside the U.S., Nepal’s social media ban sparked violent protests, resulting in dozens killed, hundreds injured, and the prime minister’s resignation followed by an overthrow of the Government.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
BLUF: Across the country - In MI, Dearborn Heights police announced a first of its kind Arabic uniform patch to be worn by U.S. police officers, the city later deleted the post; The White House revealed plans to transfer U.S. Space Force headquarters to AL from CO; a breach at Nexar exposed over 130TB of dashcam video and revealed broad data-sharing to include videos of citizens driving to and from work/school, federal officers going into CIA offices, and other compromising video nationwide. On a National level - the Justice Department explored restricting firearm ownership for people diagnosed with gender dysphoria following increased threats by the trans community specifically attacks in MN, IA, TN, TX, GA, PA, and MD; separately, the administration prepared an order to redesignate the Department of Defense as the Department of War; the FTC alleged partisan spam filtering by Gmail; outside the U.S. – UK police arrested a popular comedian over posts negative of trans persons on X, prompting debate on speech laws. See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
BLUF: Across the country - DC saw a surge in paid-protester requests during the federal takeover; pharmacies pulled the CHARLIE-19 needle-borne treatment in MA, NV, and NM, while DC added prescription requirements; a trans terrorist attacked a Christian school in MN that killed two children and injured 17; NY saw Antifa-linked disruption attempts; in MI, 40,000 Muslims conducted a march in Dearborn; IL recorded continued protests including an anti-ICE riot with officer assaults; TX removed Nazi flags at a high school, made four arrests tied to a House chamber protest, and cleared a bomb-threat hoax at the Dallas ICE office; NJ removed a Girl Scout troop leader after she declined Pride activities; CA sees a court ruling on background checks for ammunition purchases while the 10th Circuit paused NM’s seven-day gun-purchase wait; finally, AZ and GA hosted recurring pro-Palestinian actions. Nationally - the FDA narrowed jab eligibility to seniors and high-risk groups and pharmacies scaled back access; House Oversight released 33,295 pages of Epstein-related records including additional flight logs and the missing minute of the jail video; NATO Chief warns China will invade Taiwan when Russia strikes Europe as France orders all hospitals to prepare for wartime casualties by March 2026; and an AI “threat-detection” tool pitched to police spurred debate over capability and civil-liberties concerns.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the country- MS, LA, TN, WV, SC, and OH deployed National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. to support federal policing operations; IL was identified as a possible next site for Guard and federal law enforcement deployments; AL, AR, FL, GA, ID, IN, IA, LA, NE, NV, NM, OH, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, and WY prepared Guard mobilizations to assist DHS; and in IN, the Seventh Circuit upheld an injunction blocking the state’s 25-foot police buffer law. Also, AZ suffered a major dust wall caused by monsoons leading to widespread power outages. Nationally- Russian and Iranian cyber actors escalated attacks on U.S. infrastructure, including a ransomware hit on Colt Technology and a data breach at Allianz Life exposing 2.8M customers; Apple and Google released emergency updates to fix critical security flaws; the “Godfather of AI” warned AI could surpass human intelligence, causing unemployment and existential risks; and the DOJ sought to limit 2nd Amendment relief in a TX-related case, narrowing injunction scope in Elite Precision Customs v. ATF and setting a national precedent that could limit 2nd Amendment protections to only those listed in lawsuits against the DOJ.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the country, Mississippi’s age verification law for minors accessing online platforms was allowed to take effect after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to block it; West Virginia, South Carolina, and Ohio deployed National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. to support federal policing operations; in Oklahoma, officials introduced a required “America First” exam for incoming teachers from New York and California; and in Utah, a full power outage at a level 1 trauma center caused evacuations after backup generators failed. Nationally, a cyberattack linked to Russian actors disrupted federal court systems, exposing sealed legal documents; the FBI reported over 1.29 million school-related criminal incidents between 2020 and 2024, with peak months in September, October, and February; the Anti-Defamation League added “America First” to its extremism glossary, labeling it a phrase used by racist and xenophobic extremists; Russia restricted WhatsApp and Telegram calls under its digital sovereignty policy; and Canada enacted sweeping outdoor activity bans blocking citizens from hiking, camping, fishing, boating.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the country – in Washington, D.C., President Trump began federalizing the city’s governance to address violence, including deploying the FBI for night patrols, sending in the National Guard, and clearing out homeless camps. Protests and societal unrest have been on the rise. In D.C., the President's federal intervention plan met with resistance, with Shut Down DC activists rallying against the actions. Protests for Palestinian rights have seen coordinated actions in multiple states, including NY, CA, MA, CO, OR, and WA. Protests across the U.S. have seen participation from various anti-Trump groups, including Antifa, LGBT, and far-left extremists. Meanwhile, in OH, the Ku Klux Klan distributed racist flyers, while in MD, a pro-choice activist was sentenced to home detention after a violent assault on pro-life protesters, highlighting the ongoing civil unrest linked to political and social divides. Solar access, vehicle choice, and gardening laws impact CA, CT, NY, and other states. Nationally - at Fort Stewart, GA, an active shooter incident led to a lockdown and five soldiers being injured. Meanwhile, Mark McCloskey retrieved his AR-15 rifle after his conviction from the 2020 BLM protests was expunged, following a lengthy legal battle. The Sixth Circuit's ruling on the federal machine gun ban reaffirmed the machine gun bans. United Airlines grounded flights nationwide due to a technical glitch, affecting hundreds of flights across major hubs. Also, a new genomic study, now accepted by scientists globally, debunks claims that mankind derived from apes. Finally, obtained docs show plans for the formation of a QRF stationed in AZ and AL to deploy to civil unrest nationwide within 1 hour.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the country - In IL, new gun safety laws require secure firearm storage and reduce the reporting window for lost or stolen firearms to 48 hours; in TX, civil arrest warrants were issued for Democratic lawmakers who fled the state to block a redistricting bill; in CA, a Long Beach man was arrested for sending money to ISIS and possessing IED components; in TN, a man with anti-government beliefs was arrested with 14 IEDs and charged with attempted murder; in MN, a cyberattack shut down St. Paul’s city systems and triggered National Guard deployment; and 16 states plus DC, led by NY, filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over investigations into gender-affirming surgeries for minors. Nationwide- Over 400 “Rage Against the Regime” protests were planned in at least 30 states; Congress subpoenaed the DOJ for unredacted Epstein files and scheduled depositions for officials including James Comey and Hillary Clinton; NASA directed the development of a nuclear reactor on the Moon and announced plans to retire the ISS by 2030; OpenAI removed a ChatGPT feature after private chats appeared in Google search results; and Ring reversed its policy to allow police to request user video footage without a warrant.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the country: In NY, a man was arrested for planting multiple homemade bombs across Manhattan, and four people were killed in a Midtown mass shooting; In GA, a mass shooting in Atlanta left one dead and ten injured; In MI, a man stabbed eleven people at a Walmart before being subdued by bystanders; In OH, three officers were ambushed in Lorain, and multiple white victims were attacked in downtown Cincinnati; In FL, a judge blocked the DOJ from unsealing Epstein grand jury files, and Epstein’s former attorney died; In CA, a water utility reported six million cyber intrusion attempts from Chinese IPs.National-level developments: Microsoft cut off all China-based support staff from U.S. defense contracts following disclosure of unauthorized access; Chinese hackers breached over 400 global targets, including the U.S. nuclear agency, via a SharePoint exploit; Intel.gov was reportedly hacked, exposing search logs tied to CIA surveillance; The Department of Transportation spent $80+ billion on DEI grants, delaying air traffic system upgrades; A declassified report accused the Obama administration of knowingly pushing false Trump-Russia election claims; Starlink suffered a global outage on July 24; The U.S. fertility rate dropped to 1.599 in 2024, marking a new low despite rising births among older women.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the country, far-left protesters in WI formed an armed militia; Antifa marched with “86-47” signs in DC; activists in FL protested Trump’s detention center; a militant ambush wounded a federal officer in TX; anti-government extremists sabotaged weather radar sites in OK; ICE raids in CA sparked armed protests and led to National Guard deployments; additional riots and federal clashes occurred in WA; Muslim Brotherhood supporters protested in OH; Antifa and pro-Palestinian activists rallied at NYC courts; a GOP office was firebombed in MI; ransomware attacks struck healthcare and title services in AZ and NY; KY sued Temu for mass data harvesting; a Christian bookstore sued CO over compelled pronoun laws; terror threats were issued in FL targeting retired DOD officials; USPS facilities in CA were damaged by explosives and arson; and over 15,000 passengers were stranded due to an airline IT outage linked to a hardware failure. Nationally, Tesla embedded Grok 4 AI in new vehicles and future robots, sparking safety concerns; the White House warned AI data centers could raise power prices by 58% by 2030; a national breach exposed 184M passwords and affected 165M people; Citrix, Google, Apple, and Facebook suffered cyber intrusions; President Trump denied a published Epstein letter and ordered grand jury documents released; a DOJ video was confirmed to be altered with now nearly 3 minutes missing; 1,000 FBI agents were assigned to flag Epstein documents; and Ghislaine Maxwell may testify as DOJ contacts her legal team.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the country, Pennsylvania experienced a statewide 911 outage, prompting use of non-emergency lines. Utah saw DOJ charges dropped against a doctor accused of issuing fake compliance cards. Florida and Tennessee enforced bans on cloud seeding, while Texas, Utah, and North Dakota continued operations despite scrutiny. States including Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, and Wyoming maintained weather modification programs, while Kansas and Oklahoma ran smaller efforts. Arizona and Louisiana introduced legislation to restrict weather modification. Nationally, a pending federal bill seeks to block the ATF-DEA merger and cut ATF funding by $418 million. The Department of Defense, USDA, and DHS declared agriculture a national security matter, unveiling a plan to restrict foreign ownership of farmland. New concerns were raised over manipulated Epstein prison footage, DOJ transparency, and claims Maxwell will “name names”. Disputes erupted within federal leadership, with reports of Dan Bongino possibly resigning. Intelligence agencies warned of potential Iranian cyberattacks on U.S. critical infrastructure. Also, Google’s Gemini assistant begins automatically spying on your WhatsApp messages and other app.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the country, in Texas, 12 armed suspects attacked an ICE detention center and a separate ambush on Border Patrol agents near McAllen left the gunman dead. In Central Texas, over 80 people were killed by flash floods following heavy rain. In Illinois, a gang-related drive-by in Chicago killed four and wounded 14, and the state raised taxes on gas, nicotine, telecom, and sports betting. In California, protests targeted Palantir and the Dodgers over ICE ties, anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles led to over 575 arrests, and cannabis and fuel taxes increased. In Washington, masked agitators assaulted journalists at an anti-ICE protest near Seattle. In Oklahoma, a vandal disabled power to a weather radar system in Oklahoma City. In New York, protesters clashed outside Crye Precision and pro-communist activists marched in NYC. In Florida, 200 Marines were deployed to support ICE logistics under Title 10. In Oregon, federal agents responded to violent anti-ICE riots in Portland and arrested a suspect for vandalism and sexual assault of officers. In Washington, D.C., trans activists were arrested at the Supreme Court and anti-Trump protesters staged a Capitol die-in over Medicaid cuts. In North Carolina, Marines from MCAS New River began deploying to support ICE operations. On a national level, authorities recalled over 5 million products including vehicles, batteries, appliances, eggs, and meals due to fire, injury, or contamination risks. The DOJ proposed merging ATF into DEA, prompting warnings from gun rights groups about expanded enforcement powers. The DOJ concluded Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide and stated no client list or blackmail evidence would be disclosed. The FDA mandated myocarditis warnings on mRNA vaccines and required long-term heart monitoring studies. Protests erupted nationwide over ICE, surveillance tech, and foreign policy, including hundreds of arrests and violent incidents tied to Antifa, pro-Palestinian, pro-communist, and trans rights groups. Pro-Iranian and pro-Palestinian rallies were held in over 150 cities with increasing anti-U.S. messaging. The Space Force delayed its new MEO missile-tracking satellite launch to 2027 while expanding procurement to launch the Golden Dome.See more at www.superessestraps.com
Across the country, two fire battalion chiefs were killed and one firefighter critically injured in Idaho, after a suspect ambushed responders to a brush fire. In Michigan, a church attacker was stopped by armed security before a mass shooting. In Texas, lawmakers passed bills banning red flag laws and legalizing short-barreled rifles, and also approved a bill to recognize gold and silver as legal tender. In South Carolina, the state was cleared to block Medicaid reimbursements to Planned Parenthood after a Supreme Court decision. Meanwhile, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee reported sightings of a large fireball with sonic booms, prompting investigation by federal agencies. Chinese nationals working on behalf of the Ministry of State Security were arrested in Oregon and Texas after gathering intel on U.S. Navy facilities. Police in multiple states heightened alerts following ICE arrests of 130 Iranian nationals flagged as potential security threats. On a national level, the Supreme Court issued multiple rulings—upholding Texas’s age-verification law for adult content, preserving the FCC’s authority to collect broadband subsidies, and confirming that parents can opt their children out of LGBT curriculum on religious grounds. Another decision limited the power of lower federal courts to issue nationwide injunctions, affecting enforcement of the Trump-era birthright citizenship policy. The Senate rejected a resolution to restrict the President’s war powers concerning Iran. The U.S. Senate additionally removed provisions from a megabill that would have sold 1.2 million acres of public land, along with other measures affecting gun rights, abortion funding, and immigrant welfare. DHS canceled a Biden-era student outreach program over concerns it promoted partisan messaging, and launched a department-wide contract review process. Globally, tensions with Iran escalated after the CIA confirmed major damage to Iranian nuclear sites from U.S. strikes; Iran responded by expelling international inspectors and issuing a fatwa calling for the assassination of President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu; however the ceasefire holds while Israel agrees to a separate ceasefire in Gaza. China continued large-scale military exercises near Taiwan, simulating invasion scenarios amid global distractions.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the country, a federal appeals court in California struck down the one-gun-a-month law as unconstitutional, while a Kansas judge barred warrantless home inspections by agricultural officials. In Florida, Miramar Police began supervisor wellness checks for sick officers, drawing union pushback. Texas passed sweeping bail reforms and updated Houston’s license plate reader policy to require justification for searches. Maryland’s Baltimore Police launched a tactical drone program, and California’s Oakland Police relied heavily on overtime due to staffing shortages. Illinois agencies met the 2025 deadline for bodycams and updated force protocols. Police in New York City, Washington D.C., Los Angeles, and Miami-Dade heightened patrols and surveillance amid federal terrorism alerts linked to the Iran conflict. On a national level, The Supreme Court ruled 6–3 to uphold Tennessee’s ban on gender transition procedures for minors, allowing similar laws in over 20 states to remain in effect. The Senate’s reconciliation bill includes provisions to deregulate suppressors and short-barreled firearms under the National Firearms Act. DHS issued a nationwide terrorism advisory citing increased threats from Iranian-backed actors, cyberattacks, and violent extremism following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. The largest data leak in history exposed 16 billion stolen credentials across tech, government, and financial platforms, prompting urgent cybersecurity warnings. OpenAI received a $200 million Department of Defense contract to develop artificial intelligence tools for warfighting, intelligence, and surveillance, raising concerns over military use of AI. President Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Iran after a 12-day conflict, though both sides reportedly violated the terms shortly after implementation. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz was debated by Iranian leadership and could spike global oil prices and U.S. gas costs if enacted.See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the nation, localized developments include- Confederate base names restored during the U.S. President’s visit to North Carolina; nitric acid leak prompts evacuations and a no-fly zone in Ohio; state lawmakers targeted and killed in home shootings in Minnesota; Antifa sets fire to NYPD vehicles in Brooklyn, New York; ICE detainees escape during facility uprising in New Jersey; violent anti-ICE protests erupt in California, Colorado, Illinois, Texas, Missouri, Washington, New York, New Jersey, Oregon, Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Indiana, Massachusetts, and Washington, D.C.; shooting at Salt Lake City protest in Utah; Capitol complex evacuated in Texas over protest threat; vehicle rams crowd at Virginia demonstration; pro-Hamas and gender surgery march held in Ohio; bomb threat in Chicago sewers; transnational unrest expands with more than five million joining “No Kings” protests in 1,800 cities. On a national level- Israel and Iran continue reciprocal missile and drone attacks as the United States boosts regional military posture; China and Russia urge citizens to evacuate Israel amid escalating conflict; al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula leader calls for assassinations of the U.S. President and U.S. figures; the United States orders embassy staff withdrawals in Iraq, Bahrain, and Kuwait; rare earth export restrictions by China disrupt auto manufacturing; FBI warns of Play ransomware threats to U.S. infrastructure; UNFI cyberattack disrupts food supply chain; Texas Department of Transportation data breach compromises 423,000 individuals; Google Cloud outage impacts major platforms; OpenAI removes ChatGPT accounts tied to Chinese and North Korean influence operations, raising censorship concerns.Join at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the nation, localized developmentsinclude - Agroterrorism plot uncovered at a university in MI; Anti-squatting and hotel eviction laws signed in FL; SCOTUS allows AR-15 ban to stand in MD and magazine ban in RI; Reverse-discrimination lawsuit revived in OH; ICE protest blocks hospital access in AZ; Anti-Trump and anti-ICE demonstrations erupt in CA, MN, NY, OH, WA, FL, and DC with Antifa and pro-Ukrainians protesting in KS; Anti-ICE protests spread to major cities; Military parade and streetclosures planned in DC, with Reagan Airport flight disruptions in VA. Also, FL law banning children from social media has been blocked.On a national level - FBI targets counterintelligencethreats from Chinese nationals; Trump administration restricts entry from multiple countries over national security concerns; House passes bill to ban state-level AI regulation for 10 years; DOJ and FTC pursue antitrust lawsuitsagainst major tech firms; Constitutional Carry Reciprocity Act (HR38) introduced with mixed support; Mass anti-Trump protest planned in over 1,500 cities nationwide; Federal authorities investigate coordinated funding behindviolent protests; Marines and National Guard deployed under federal command to support ICE operations.Also, 49 million cellular customers have SSNs leaked online. See more at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the nation: MA upheld denying gun permits based on character; MO reinstated its abortion ban; gas shortages hit KS, IA, and NE; GA barred young adults from carrying firearms; CO approved a 28%+ excise tax on firearms; the USDA and ECP issued disaster relief in KS, WY, CO, and SD; mass violence included a shooting in NC, a stabbing in OR, and additional shootings in PA, IN, SC, CA, WA, GA, and HI; a terror attack occurred in CO; and censorship and oversight actions advanced in TX and MO.Nationally: the FBI reopened cases previously closed by the Biden administration; an OpenAI model attempted to blackmail a developer; the MAHA Report was released; Telegram integrated X’s Grok AI; the U.S. collected migrant DNA; a new visa ban targeted foreign censorship; a study warned of solar risks on farms; North Korea received weapons from Russia; Ukraine launched covert drone attacks; 10 nuclear plants were ordered by 2030; hiring reforms ended DEI criteria; emails exposed East Palestine, OH cancer risks; steel tariffs were raised; and Palantir was contracted to centralize federal data.Get briefs in real time at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the nation, localized developments include- NJ suffers additional ground stops and deal with labor strike shutting down transit systems, VBIED attack in CA, tornado outbreak in MO, KY, OH, IL kills dozens, IL lawmakers look to lift nuclear power moratorium, schools force trans agenda in CA, RI raised Palestinian flag, Raw milk remains legal and agricultural sector protected in NC, Water restrictions issued in MD, ISIS attack in MI; Labor strikes in CA, Antifa and pro-Palestinians riot in WA, Antifa and LGBT activists disrupt women's rights event in OR, Acquittal of police officers in TN incites protests, Socialist activists and pro-Palestinians plan OH direct action, Anti-ICE extremist disrupt arrest of illegal immigrants in MA. Nationwide- radical islamic terror cells identified in 20+ states, AI-chemical-warfare threats emerge, Fractional Orbital Bombardment Systems (FOBS) endanger US, LPR use by LE raiseS privacy concerns, X censored globally, school computers hacked, Canadian postal strike, former FBI director’s veiled threat against Trump, DOE finds solar inverters embedded with surveillance tech, Fertilizer disruptions develop; Solar tax credits extended; Pro-Palestinians continue nationwide protests at universities, Patriot Front shifts recruitment efforts, DOJ ends litigation against aftermarket triggers, halts ban on FRTs.Information is shared on a delay as we first publish this content to paid subscribers at www.graymanbriefing.com
Across the nation, localized developments include- WA court finds standard capacity magazine unconstitutional while HI fails to pass anti-2a laws, Radical Islamic Terrorism link in PA, Islamic only city planned in TX, Lawmakers and city Major arrested in NJ for rioting, Google invests in nuclear energy, plant locations may include AL, GA, VA,. Trump executive order recinds restrictions on police impacting Minnesota, TN, AZ, NJ, and KY. Record fentanyl seizures in AZ, UT, NV, OR, and NM, and a OIS shooting at a PA school. Finally, Natural Disaster kills dozens in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Missouri. Nationwide extremists targeting minors online, FEMA shifts tasks to the states, Habeas corpus suspension, Epstein Docs Update, Iran secret Rainbow Nuclear Site discovered.Information is shared on a delay as we first publish this content to paid subscribers at www.graymanbriefing.com
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