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The State Department’s updated advisory warns Americans traveling to China face serious risk of wrongful detention, digital surveillance and exit bans that can trap them in the country for years without clear recourse.
A Wired magazine report finds that liberal Americans who moved to Europe after Trump’s reelection are facing lower living standards, workplace hostility and career setbacks, with some now returning home.
Treasury fined Bank of America a record $1.2 billion for failing to report more than $5 billion in transactions linked to cartel and Chinese money-laundering networks, even as regulators found the bank restricted accounts for conservative and religious groups.
A Park Slope Collegiate math teacher in Brooklyn is drawing criticism from Jewish education advocates after sharing a Facebook post depicting Lionel Messi using imagery resembling the antisemitic “Happy Merchant” meme.
A former OpenAI engineer charged with planting a recording device in the company’s San Francisco office had a one-way flight to Saudi Arabia booked before his arrest, the DOJ says, part of a broader week of AI security, regulation and legal news.
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