Sunstates Security Named One of Forbes’ Best Large Employers for 2026Sunstates Security has been named one of Forbes’ Best Large Employers for 2026, earning the top position in NC within the Business Services & Supplies category. RALEIGH, NC, UNITED STATES, February 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Sunstates Security has been named one of Forbes’ Best Large Employers for 2026, earning the top position in North Carolina within the Business Services & Supplies category. The Forbes Best Large Employers recognition is the publication’s premier employer ranking of the year. Founded in North Carolina, Sunstates Security provides comprehensive security services across the country and has built a reputation for professionalism, stability, and long-term career development. About Sunstates SecurityHeadquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, Sunstates Security is a nationally recognized provider of contract security services.

These magazines are delightful and, in their own way, consistently surprising; I love reading them, and I have loved writing for them. The books section of a newspaper plays an altogether different role. A newspaper is—or ought to be—the opposite of an algorithm, a bastion of enlightened generalism in an era of hyperspecialization and personalized marketing. Its mission is not to indulge existing tastes but to challenge them—to create a certain kind of person and, thereby, a certain kind of public. When the San Francisco Chronicle axed its stand-alone books section, in 2001, the paper’s editors were overwhelmed by an ensuing crush of vitriolic mail.

At least that’s the premise of “asses.masses,” a video game played by and for a live audience. Even if one is playing solo on the couch, a video game is a dialogue, a performance between a player and unseen designers. A player celebrates during “asses.masses,” live action theatrical video game. Maybe it’s also this.”And like many a video game, maybe it’s a chance to live out some fantasies. “We do beat up riot cops in the game,” Blenkarn says, “in case anyone is hoping for that opportunity.”

The world is in an era of “wrecking-ball politics” led by US President Donald Trump, and it’s putting the decadeslong prosperous international order under unprecedented strain, according to the Munich Security Report 2026. The annual report, released ahead of the Munich Security Conference, described Trump point blank as the most powerful figure challenging existing rules and institutions, arguing that his approach risks dismantling long-standing alliances and norms. “More than 80 years after construction began, the US-led post-1945 international order is now under destruction,” the report said. US Vice President JD Vance gives a speech at the Munich Security Conference in Munich, Germany, February 14, 2025. The Munich Security Conference runs Friday through Sunday in the Bavarian city.

AdvertisementChloe Kim weighed in on Donald Trump's bashing of her friend, American freeskier Hunter Hess. Advertisement“My parents being immigrants from Korea, this one definitely hits pretty close to home,” said Kim, who begins defense of her title Wednesday. “I’m really proud to represent the United States,” she said. But at the same time, I represent a country that has the same values as mine of kindness and compassion. “I’m sorry that the headline that is eclipsing the Olympics has to be something so ... unrelated to the spirit of the Games,” she said.

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Mia Castro makes pigeon pea and rice stew with plantain dumplings The chef demonstrates how to make the dishes from her new cookbook, "Cocina Puerto Rico."

FBI releases new video of individual outside Nancy Guthrie's home FBI Director Kash Patel released video of an "armed individual" in connection with the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie.

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Collins has taken credit for stopping the surge of federal agents in Maine after she spoke directly with Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. Mills has accused Collins of governing “without any courage” shortly after the Republican voted in favor of funding the DHS and several other agencies in January. Platner has demanded that the agency be dismantled and said he did not believe Collins or the Trump administration's promise to leave Maine. Platner recently outraised both Mills and Collins in campaign fundraising, according to the latest federal filings. Notably, Collins voted to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Trump’s choice to be secretary of Health and Human Services.

Share LinkedIn Pin EmailFBI/TNSInvestigators have released surveillance photos showing a potential suspect in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping investigation on Tuesday, marking a major update in the unusual case. There has been no evidence Guthrie is taking the medication she needs or proof from kidnappers that she’s still alive. There has been no indication any ransom was paid and the FBI also said it is not aware of any communication between the abductors and the Guthrie family. The surveillance photos marks the first major development released to the public in the case that has baffled law enforcement experts for more than a week. We need your help,” said Nancy’s daughter, Today show anchor Savannah Guthrie, in a video on Instagram on Monday.