SORD: Q3 Update 8 – Canada bans camping, 3 states send military to D.C., FBI reveals crime in public schools, Teachers in OK must pass political ideology test, Federal Courts hacked.

Across the country, Mississippi’s age verification law for minors accessing online platforms was allowed to take effect after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to block it; West Virginia, South Carolina, and Ohio deployed National Guard troops to Washington, D.C. to support federal policing operations; in Oklahoma, officials introduced a required “America First” exam for incoming teachers from New York and California; and in Utah, a full power outage at a level 1 trauma center caused evacuations after backup generators failed. Nationally, a cyberattack linked to Russian actors disrupted federal court systems, exposing sealed legal documents; the FBI reported over 1.29 million school-related criminal incidents between 2020 and 2024, with peak months in September, October, and February; the Anti-Defamation League added “America First” to its extremism glossary, labeling it a phrase used by racist and xenophobic extremists; Russia restricted WhatsApp and Telegram calls under its digital sovereignty policy; and Canada enacted sweeping outdoor activity bans blocking citizens from hiking, camping, fishing, boating.

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