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Republican Sens. Ted Cruz, Susan Collins and Mike Rounds all received envelopes containing a suspicious white powder on Friday, joining more than a dozen lawmakers’ offices targeted in a mailing spree now under FBI investigation.
A Saudi national working as an OpenAI engineer has been charged after a hidden, toilet-paper-concealed recording device was found in the company’s San Francisco executive conference room, in a case federal prosecutors call a national security matter.
Treasury’s OFAC sanctioned four individuals and 11 entities linked to Cartel del Noreste, targeting the cartel’s use of quarter horse racing and other legitimate businesses to launder money and fund operations.
Two Navy aviators ejected during a landing mishap aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower off Virginia on Monday, injuring four sailors, one of whom is being treated at a Norfolk-area hospital.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth is expected to announce a doubled, 20 percent cut to the ranks of generals and admirals during a Wednesday address in Quantico, Virginia, while also facing scrutiny over a new Pentagon directive on election security.
Xi Jinping’s pledge to bring 100,000 young Americans to China over five years has drawn warnings from lawmakers, academics and commentators who fear propaganda, harassment or worse, with one analyst citing a Michigan student recruited by Chinese intelligence as a cautionary precedent.
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.
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