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drifts security council

French Ship Glides Through Hormuz, Hinting at Calm Between Paris and Tehran

April 3, 2026

A container vessel owned by CMA CGM, a French shipping firm, successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz on April 2. The Malta‑flagged Kribi, heading south along Oman’s coast, became the first French‑owned ship to pass through since late‑February tensions erupted after U. S. and Israeli strikes on I

politics

Neighbors for a Better County

April 3, 2026

Lori Camp has stepped forward to run for the St. Joseph County Council in District E, aiming to bring a fresh voice that is practical and open. Her background is rooted in the community she calls home. A graduate of James Whitcomb Riley High School, she earned a degree in criminal justice from In

crypto

Apps Hide a Stealthy Crypto‑Theft Tool

April 3, 2026

"New studies show that a recent version of the SparkCat malware has slipped into apps on both iOS and Android stores. The program masquerades as everyday utilities—messaging tools, food delivery apps—and quietly scans users’ photo libraries for images that contain cryptocurrency wallet recovery phr

technology

Quantum‑Ready Blockchains: New Network Claims Safety from Future Computers

April 3, 2026

Naoris Protocol has just gone live on its main network, announcing it is the first blockchain built from the start with post‑quantum cryptography approved by U. S. standards. The move follows growing worries that powerful quantum machines could crack the math behind today’s most common signatures, s

crypto

Solana Hack: How $280 Million Slipped Through a Security Flaw

April 3, 2026

A recent breach hit the Solana‑based DeFi platform Drift, stealing about $280 million in a swift attack that exploited a feature called durable nonces. This tool, meant to keep transactions alive longer on the Solana network, was used by attackers to trick Drift’s Security Council into approving mov

politics

A Tourist’s Outburst Sparks a Debate on Racism Laws

April 3, 2026

The story began when an Argentine visitor left a beach bar in Rio de Janeiro early on January 14. A fight over the bill reportedly sparked an argument, after which she claimed the staff made rude gestures toward her and her friends. The bar’s security camera, shown to a reporter, seems to capture

politics

Iran’s Leaders Step Out in the Streets to Show They’re Still In Charge

April 3, 2026

In a bold move, Iran’s top officials have started walking openly through crowded streets in Tehran. The president and the foreign minister were seen mingling with hundreds of people, taking selfies on state TV and shaking hands with supporters. This public display follows a month of targeted kill

opinion

Safety Tech Helps Keep Riverton Secure

April 3, 2026

Riverton’s council members often think about how to protect the town and its families. A violent crime in the neighborhood a little over two years ago made everyone feel unsafe. After that, people called for help and worried about children playing outside or being alone at home. The town’s

politics

When Power Talks, Who Listens?

April 3, 2026

A group of over 100 legal scholars from top U. S. universities recently raised concerns about American military actions in Iran. These experts argue that recent strikes could break international laws meant to protect civilians during wars. Their letter points to statements from leaders like Donald T

politics

Politics, Contracts, and Questionable Choices

April 3, 2026

The spotlight isn’t shining brightly on politics these days. Recently, questions surfaced about how government funds were handed out during a past administration. Five companies caught attention after receiving large sums through deals that lacked clear explanations. Concerns grew when it was noted

French Ship Glides Through Hormuz, Hinting at Calm Between Paris and Tehran

Neighbors for a Better County

Apps Hide a Stealthy Crypto‑Theft Tool

Quantum‑Ready Blockchains: New Network Claims Safety from Future Computers

Solana Hack: How $280 Million Slipped Through a Security Flaw

A Tourist’s Outburst Sparks a Debate on Racism Laws

Iran’s Leaders Step Out in the Streets to Show They’re Still In Charge

Safety Tech Helps Keep Riverton Secure

When Power Talks, Who Listens?

Politics, Contracts, and Questionable Choices

Solana Hack: How $280 Million Slipped Through a Security Flaw