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All U.S. bombers have been withdrawn from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire after a suspected Iran-linked terror plot involving fuel-laden vehicles near the base led to six arrests.
EPA officials say cyberattacks on U.S. water systems have surged and shifted from ransomware to attacks aimed at disrupting service itself, following breaches in Minnesota and Colorado.
A former senior Federal Reserve official has been sentenced to 38 months in prison after a years-long relationship tied to a man U.S. authorities identified as a Chinese intelligence operative, which began at a 2013 Fed conference in Shanghai and led to a conviction for lying to investigators.
Seattle-based Overland AI has secured a roughly $20 million Marine Corps contract to build fully autonomous ground vehicles designed to resupply troops and keep Marines out of harm’s way, with delivery expected in early 2027.
The FBI says it still doesn’t know whether a breach of its FBIJobs.gov portal originated inside the bureau or with an outside vendor, after hackers calling themselves ShinyHunters claimed to have stolen personal data on nearly all FBI agents.
Foreign hackers infiltrated two small Colorado water utilities last month, altering pump settings and disabling alarms, part of a wave of over 100 attacks on U.S. water systems across 12 states this year.
Federal prosecutors say a 21-year-old Valencia man was arrested at a Cranberry Township hotel with a rifle and 190 rounds of ammunition after pledging loyalty to ISIS online and preparing for what he called his “mission.”
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton says al Qaeda’s global network has grown 50-fold since 9/11 as terror groups increasingly recruit and radicalize followers online, citing a foiled Gracie Mansion bombing plot in New York City as an example.
House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Andrew Garbarino, R-N.Y., says the lesson of 9/11 is that Congress must act on threats before they materialize, not after — and warns that thousands are still dying from attack-related illnesses 25 years later.
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