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Scientific American - Series 1 - Volume 009 - Issue 43

Texas hemp rules effectively bar most smokeable products, raise licensing fees

Texas health regulators changed hemp rules on March 31, 2026, in a move the article says effectively bans most smokeable hemp products and raises licensing costs for some hemp businesses.

Guide to auditing for controls and security (IA guidetoauditingf5001ruth)

CISA adds N-able N-central flaw to exploited vulnerabilities catalog

CISA said it added CVE-2026-18577 affecting N-able N-central to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog after evidence of active exploitation.

Biological Diversity Rules, 2004

FTC ends review of IonQ's proposed SkyWater acquisition

The FTC granted early termination of its review of IonQ’s proposed acquisition of SkyWater Technologies, with separate statements from Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson and Commissioner Mark R. Meador.

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CFTC opens first 2026 Agricultural Advisory Committee meeting in Washington

The CFTC said the committee discussed Basel III, risk management tools for agricultural end users, 24/7 trading and recent agency activity in agriculture.

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Petrone Risk says DHS SAFETY Act acknowledgment covers consulting through 2029

Petrone Risk said the U.S. Department of Homeland Security acknowledged its consulting services under the SAFETY Act, a program tied to anti-terrorism protections.

Agricultural libraries information notes (IA CAT75654148052)

Inno Holdings says Nasdaq trading halt will lift July 31

Inno Holdings said Nasdaq will lift a trading halt on its common stock and that shares are expected to resume trading at or around noon ET on July 31, 2026.

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CISA warns water operators to remove PLCs from internet access

CISA warned that attackers are targeting publicly exposed PLCs in water and wastewater systems, changing passwords and IP addresses in ways that can disrupt operations.