SUMMARY: A severe weather outbreak is currently affecting parts of the Midwest and Deep South, with damaging tornadoes reported in Mississippi and Alabama. The threat is shifting to Central Florida, where a level two risk of scattered strong storms is in place for northern counties. Thunderstorms are expected to begin around noon, moving into Gainesville by 1-2 p.m. The greatest risk for the Orlando area is between 6-8 p.m., with potential for damaging winds and heavy rain. Cooler air will follow the storms, leading to pleasant conditions for the start of the new week.

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SUMMARY: The FBI and U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency have issued a warning about the Medusa ransomware, a scheme active since 2021 that has recently impacted hundreds of victims through phishing attacks. Medusa operates on a double extortion model, encrypting data and threatening public release unless a ransom is paid. Recommendations for protection include patching software, using multi-factor authentication, and employing strong passwords. Medusa’s website reveals ransom demands and allows victims to pay $10,000 in cryptocurrency to extend the countdown for data release. The ransomware has affected over 300 organizations across various sectors since February.

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SUMMARY: President Donald Trump has implemented a chaotic tariff policy, targeting both allies and adversaries, which has left the world anxious about its next steps. He has imposed, paused, and adjusted tariffs unpredictably, including threatening a 200% tax on European wine unless the EU drops a 50% tariff on U.S. whiskey. The policy aims to boost American manufacturing but has raised fears of slower growth and higher inflation. His erratic approach has damaged trade relations, particularly with Canada, where new tariffs have sparked backlash and fear of U.S. expansionist ambitions. The trade landscape remains uncertain and volatile.

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