Google warns hackers used AI to discover major software vulnerability
Google researchers have discovered the first tangible evidence of hackers using artificial intelligence to discover and exploit previously unknown software […]
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Pakistan accused of sheltering Iranian military aircraft amid U.S. conflict
Pakistan allegedly allowed Iranian military aircraft to shelter on its bases to avoid U.S. airstrikes, even as it mediated a
French, American passengers test positive for hantavirus after cruise evacuation
A French woman and an American passenger tested positive for hantavirus after being evacuated from the cruise ship MV Hondius,
He’s a U.S. citizen and combat veteran. ICE tear-gassed, jailed, and falsely accused him.
George Retes, a U.S. Army veteran and citizen, has filed a federal lawsuit after being violently detained for three days
Email from Susie Wiles warning White House staff about leaks, is leaked
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has implemented a strict zero-tolerance policy against unauthorized press leaks, threatening staff with
Iran’s hidden supreme leader said to be running negotiations with US from secret hideout
U.S. intelligence reports indicate Mojtaba Khamenei is covertly steering Iran’s war effort despite severe injuries, while Tehran maintains he remains
UAE intercepts Iranian missiles and drones over Dubai
The UAE says it intercepted Iranian missiles and drones targeting its territory, though debris from the attack injured three civilians
Ukrainians mark end of World War II with memorials as war feels like ‘déjà vu’
Ukrainians gathered at memorials to lay flowers and mark the end of World War Two. In Kyiv, resident Olha Hviazdovska
Law enforcement expert says Nancy Guthrie may have been taken to Mexico, citing masked gunman’s carry style as key clue
Former investigator Dave Smith believes the kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie’s mother likely involves a cross-border move to Mexico, complicating the
US left with no cruise inspectors after CDC layoffs as hantavirus deaths on ship spark concerns in America
Resurfaced reports of CDC inspector layoffs have raised oversight concerns as health authorities monitor Americans exposed to a fatal hantavirus