Using George Floyd Protests, al-Qaeda Makes Play for Christian Supporters
Terror group declares state of U.S. today “no different from that of Jesus” and calls for revolt against “Roman Empire.”
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GSA Cancels Alliant 2 Small Business, Planning New GWAC Program to Fit ‘Rapidly Evolving’ Needs
GSA said a request for proposals for 8(a) STARS III would be issued later this month, “with an even greater focus on supply chain security, emerging technologies, and performance outside of the continental United States.”
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Schultz Asked to Ban Confederate Flags as USCGC Taney’s Name Is Removed
Moves come amid a push in Congress to rename military installations currently named after Confederate figures, such as Fort Lee and Fort Bragg.
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Joint ‘Runway to Recovery’ Plan Stresses Multi-Layered COVID-19 Air Travel Strategy
While airlines are encouraged to enforce social distancing and face coverings, they’re not subject to mandates.
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Two-Thirds of USCIS Staff Receive Notice of Furloughs Absent a Bailout
Even though DHS and OMB have sent letters supporting congressional appropriation of emergency funds, Congress had still not yet received a formal request for the money from the Trump administration.
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U.S. Needs to ‘Keep Our Eye’ on New Swine Flu Strain, Fauci Tells Lawmakers
Fauci said he couldn’t make an accurate prediction on the future COVID-19 U.S. number of infections but “it is going to be very disturbing, I will guarantee you that… up to 100,000 a day if this does not turn around.”
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ISIS Highlights State Dept. Report’s Description of Their ‘Global Network’ and Evolution
“I would refer you to the Easter Sunday attacks in Sri Lanka last year, a gruesome and vivid example of what ISIS-inspired terrorists are capable of doing,” said Coordinator for Counterterrorism Nathan Sales.
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ISIS Magazine Ranks ‘Media Frontline’ Jihad as ‘One of the Best Deeds’
Publication claims that last month ISIS and the group’s supporters produced four magazines, at least seven books and eight videos, more than 15 audio recordings, more than 35 infographics, and more than 200 posters.
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Reopening Federal Agencies Need to Prepare for ‘Second of Third Wave’ of COVID-19: GAO
Agencies also must decide how eventual antivirals and vaccines will be procured and distributed.
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Fauci: ‘Serious’ COVID-19 Surges Could Make Areas Doing Well ‘Vulnerable to the Spread’
“Of all of the decades that I’ve been involved in chasing infectious diseases I’ve never seen anything that is so protean and its ability to make people sick or not,” NIAID director says at White House Coronavirus Task Force’s first briefing since April 27.
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Virginia’s Criminal Justice Services Site Server ‘Unrestorable’ After Malware Strike
DCJS is one of 11 agencies within the commonwealth’s Secretariat of Public Safety and Homeland Security, and is charged with planning and carrying out programs and initiatives in support of the criminal justice system.
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ISIS ‘Lockdown’ Magazine Urges Using Kids to Spread COVID-19, Attacks with Scissors
“What better chance can you get to kill the disbelievers in multitudes than COVID 19?” said the special edition.
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U.S. Attorney for SDNY Berman Digs in as Barr Tries to Fire Him by Press Release
Barr’s statement on Berman came at the end of an announcement that chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission Jay Clayton, whose experience is in civil law, was being nominated for the SDNY job.
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HHS Must Ensure There Are Enough Trained NDMS Responders for Emergencies, GAO Says
During the 2017 hurricanes, there was a shortage of National Disaster Medical System responders. In 2018, HHS developed an enrollment target for NDMS of 6,290 responders, and as of December had 3,667 on hand.
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GAO Finds Communication Gaps in Effort to Catch Seafood Industry Forced Labor
In March 2018, CBP formally established its Forced Labor Division in the Office of Trade, but told GAO that they “do not have the resources to gather firsthand information on labor practices.”
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Supreme Court Blocks DACA Repeal Based on ‘Arbitrary and Capricious’ DHS Procedure
“The appropriate recourse is therefore to remand to DHS so that it may consider the problem anew,” Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the majority.
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Slaying of Oakland FPS Officer Linked to Extremist Boogaloo Movement
Stills from surveillance footage do not show any protesters around the scene as the accused allegedly conducted reconnaissance before the drive-by shooting.
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Pushing for a Cyber 9/11, al-Qaeda Recruits for ‘e-Jihad’ to ‘Ruthlessly Exploit’ Vulnerabilities
Terror group encourages hacking power grid, financial sector, aviation, water systems, emergency response systems.
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The Terror Heritage of Vehicle Attacks on Protests
The protests sparked by the killing of George Floyd have been targeted by multiple soft-target vehicle rammings.
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CBP Biometrics Leader John Wagner Announces Retirement
Deputy Executive Assistant Commissioner Wagner has been assigned to CBP headquarters in D.C. since 1999 and was appointed to his current role in the Office of Field Operations (OFO) in April 2014.
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