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At what point will people start wondering why every appliance needs to be connected to the internet, thus offering an open door to hackers? Read More.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Sunday he had a constructive conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump about a potential trade deal ... Read More.

Hundreds of Chinese nationals have lost their visas as authorities target suspected immigration abuse and networks profiting from birth tourism. Read More.

OFAC designated ten individuals and one entity accused of using stolen identities to place workers inside US companies Read More.

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday night in Lubbock, Texas, that his administration is rolling back Biden-era emissions regulations on oil and gas producers, saying the changes will reduce costs and increase energy production. Read More.

President Trump doubled down on his criticism of Barack Obama even as he struggled to keep his voice amid a nearly nonstop midterm campaign rally blitz to keep his Republicans in control of Congress. Read More.

On Tuesday, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth traveled to the Dayton, Ohio, area for a stop on the “Arsenal of Freedom” tour, addressing the workforce at Sierra Nevada Corp. Read More.

President Donald Trump declined to endorse Vice President JD Vance for a potential 2028 run for president, saying it is “too early” to make that call while the midterm elections are coming up. Read More.

The Department of War authorized testing of a heat ray capable of burning human skin. It could potentially be used at the U.S.-Mexico border. Read More.

Axios reports that US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth met Netanyahu in an unannounced visit to Israel amid discussions of renewed strikes on Iran and Trump's election endorsement. Read More.

Vice President JD Vance said the 2028 presidential primary is “over” when President Trump ultimately endorses a Republican candidate. Read More.

Nine former FBI agents who investigated President Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents filed a federal lawsuit Thursday, alleging they were unlawfully fired because of their involvement in the controversial investigation. Read More.

The Kremlin has accused Volodymyr Zelensky of derailing Donald Trump's peace efforts by resuming attacks on Russian energy, despite obliterating a Ukrainian supermarket in a drone attack. Read More.

The announcement follows a new security agreement signed last month expanding U.S. military access to the Arctic island Read More.

NATO’s top military commander warned Monday that what he called the “lethal alliance” would destroy “anything and everything” supporting an attack on allied territory and “break” enemy warfighting systems to thwart any potential future Russian assault. Read More.