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US Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over China’s Expanding AI Espionage Tactics
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US Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over China’s Expanding AI Espionage Tactics

A congressional hearing revealed China’s intensified efforts to steal US AI and advanced technology through cyber espionage, academic ties, and investments, posing a national security risk.

Pentagon Advances AI Battle Management with New Agent Network Initiative
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Pentagon Advances AI Battle Management with New Agent Network Initiative

The Department of War has introduced Agent Network to accelerate AI-driven battle management, enabling rapid intelligence-to-decision processes while preserving human oversight.

US Launches Strikes on Iran After Drone Attack Near Strait of Hormuz Amid Ceasefire Tensions
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US Launches Strikes on Iran After Drone Attack Near Strait of Hormuz Amid Ceasefire Tensions

The US conducted military strikes against Iranian targets following a drone attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz during a delicate ceasefire period between both nations.

US and Iran Establish Military Hotline to Prevent Conflicts in Strait of Hormuz
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US and Iran Establish Military Hotline to Prevent Conflicts in Strait of Hormuz

The United States and Iran have agreed to set up a direct military communication channel to reduce tensions and coordinate demining efforts in the strategic Strait of Hormuz.

US Launches Precision Strikes on Iranian Military Sites Following Strait of Hormuz Incident
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US Launches Precision Strikes on Iranian Military Sites Following Strait of Hormuz Incident

US forces targeted Iranian missile and drone storage sites in response to an attack on a commercial vessel near the Strait of Hormuz, marking a firm military response amid rising tensions.

Chinese Open-Weight AI Model Sparks Security Concerns for Cyber Threat Landscape
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Chinese Open-Weight AI Model Sparks Security Concerns for Cyber Threat Landscape

China’s advanced open-weight AI model, comparable to leading US counterparts, raises alarms over potential misuse by hackers due to its accessibility and modifiability.

Judge Demands Justice Department Reveal More Epstein Files Amid Redaction Dispute
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Judge Demands Justice Department Reveal More Epstein Files Amid Redaction Dispute

A federal judge ordered the Justice Department to disclose further details from Jeffrey Epstein case files or explain why these documents remain heavily redacted.

Xi Jinping Commits to Strengthening China-Cambodia Security and Strategic Cooperation
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Xi Jinping Commits to Strengthening China-Cambodia Security and Strategic Cooperation

Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed support for Cambodia’s sovereignty and pledged enhanced cooperation on security, including joint efforts against online fraud.

US Expands Pacific Engagement to Counter China’s Growing Influence
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US Expands Pacific Engagement to Counter China’s Growing Influence

The US government intensifies diplomatic, economic, and security efforts across Pacific Island nations aiming to strengthen ties and offer an alternative to China’s expanding presence.

Mystery Surrounds Loss of USS Scorpion and Its 99 Crew Members in 1968
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Mystery Surrounds Loss of USS Scorpion and Its 99 Crew Members in 1968

The USS Scorpion, a nuclear-powered submarine with 99 men aboard, vanished during a secret mission in the Atlantic—its sinking remains unexplained decades later.

FCC Strengthens Cybersecurity for Emergency Alerts and Undersea Cable Protections
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FCC Strengthens Cybersecurity for Emergency Alerts and Undersea Cable Protections

The FCC approved enhanced cybersecurity measures for the nation’s emergency alert systems and updated security protocols governing undersea cable providers.

Rubio Rejects Iran’s $40 Billion Toll Plan on Strait of Hormuz as Unacceptable
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Rubio Rejects Iran’s $40 Billion Toll Plan on Strait of Hormuz as Unacceptable

Secretary of State Marco Rubio firmly opposed Iran’s proposal to charge ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, warning it threatens regional security and global trade.