JBS ransomware attack disrupts meat production worldwide
The ransomware hit JBS SA, the world’s largest meat processor, affecting North American and Australian servers and prompting FBI and CISA involvement. Two U.S. shifts at the Greeley Colorado plant were canceled, with Canada and Australia seeing plant shutdowns. Experts warn beef prices could rise as U.S. demand nears summer. Union officials confirmed closures. White House engages Russia on ransomware. Emergency measures and USDA alerts aim to shield the supply chain.
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Australia
U.S
JBS SA
Brazil
Russia
White House
Karine Jean- Pierre
Department of Agriculture
JBS
Trey Malone
Michigan State University
North America
Malone
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Greeley
Colorado
Canada
Campari Group
Molson Coors
Brett Callow
Fim Emsisoft
Callow
Mark Jordan
Leap Market Analytics
Jordan
Colonial Pipeline
Jason Crabtree
Qomplx
Marriott
FedEx
Crabtree
Joe Biden
JES Australia
Dinmore
Brisbane
West Virginia vaccine lottery prizes and June 20 events detailed
The article lists prizes including two Rocky Ridge pickup trucks two four year college scholarships five hunting rifles five shotguns and 25 weekend getaways to be awarded June 20 as part of a vaccine lottery open to anyone vaccinated since vaccines began eligible residents must register via a new website expected later this week. The June 20 date also marks West Virginia’s birthday Father’s Day and the end of the mask mandate for the vaccinated and officials report progress with 58.7 percent of eligible residents fully vaccinated and 4 550 active COVID cases the lowest since late 2020.
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West Virginia Black woman pioneer reshaped state politics
Drewry rose from precinct poll worker to McDowell County legislator, serving eight terms in the House of Delegates and championing women’s jury service, Black rights, and coal miners. She faced electoral defeats, bribe investigations, and earned Ebony magazine honors in 1956. Her papers rest at the Eastern Regional Coal Archives in Bluefield.
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Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
National Association of Colored Women
Drewry
West Virginia
Stuart McGehee
Eastern Regional Coal Archives
Bluefield
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Northfork
House of Delegates
Minnie Buckingham Harper
West Virginia Archives & History
Harper
Pauley
McGeehe
McGehee
West
Virginia
United Mine Workers
State Mines Department
Europe
Ebony Magazine
McDowell County
Craft Memorial Library
Greg Jordan
Giordan
Bdtoniine. Com
Justice. Bluestone collapse and family lawsuits unfold
Bluestone Coal owner Justice describes purchasing Bluestone amid Liabilities left by a Russian buyer. Greensill bankruptcy triggers suits over lending and fraud. The Justice family files a $421 million suit against Carter Bank alleging breaches of fiduciary duty and anti competitive conduct.
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Greensill
Justice
James C. Justice
New York
The
Wall Street Journal
Justice Family
Carter Bank
Worth Carter
Allen Election Debut Yields Two Write-Ins In Lytton Vote
Unofficial results show two write ins in the Allen election with 38 votes as canvassing proceeds. Lytton has 29 votes and will be certified after a June 7 canvass at 10 a.m. Mayor David Graham notes the winners’ terms start July 1.
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Lytton
Cer
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