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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.

Britain formally blamed Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps for a suspected plot against RAF Fairford that triggered the sudden withdrawal of all 12 U.S. B-1 bombers, prompting new UK sanctions and a joint condemnation from 29 countries while Iran denied the allegations.

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.

President Trump told the UN General Assembly in New York that confronting Iran’s nuclear program and terror sponsorship was a reality prior administrations refused to face, vowing the regime will never obtain a nuclear weapon.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s bid has revived scrutiny over the fact that senators, unlike many federal officials, aren’t required to obtain a formal security clearance before gaining access to classified information.

Experts say the 1950 Defense Production Act, recently extended through December 2026, could give the Trump administration leverage over AI companies in a national security emergency — though its powers remain untested against advanced AI systems.

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Former Vice President Mike Pence has written a 25th-anniversary tribute to the 2,977 killed on September 11, 2001, and to the servicemembers, police, firefighters and border agents who have defended the country since.

Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Greg Casar have introduced a bill to impose 20-year prison terms and a “corporate death penalty” on advanced AI developers, prompting warnings that the measure would cede ground to China and Russia in AI development.

A new YouGov poll finds 13 percent of Democrats — the highest share of any party — believe Americans focus too much on the September 11 attacks, as the country approaches the 25th anniversary.