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winnipegfreepress.comThe US National Science Foundation will no longer allow its grants to support collaborations with Chinese research institutions on restricted-party lists or their employees. The policy, posted last week, replaces case-by-case reviews with an outright ban.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said the current definition remains appropriate while the National Security Monitor reviews whether religion should be removed from the criteria. The review is scheduled for completion in October.
bleedingcool.comDennis Lu, a former Natural Resources Canada researcher, is set to stand trial in Ottawa on two counts of unauthorized computer use and one count of breach of trust. Court records detail the copying of more than 2,600 documents in 2023 before his firing.
japantimes.co.jpThe legislation converts the existing Cabinet Intelligence and Research Office into a National Intelligence Council and National Intelligence Bureau. It marks Japan's first centralized intelligence structure since World War II.
sbs.com.auHome Affairs Minister Tony Burke said on 13 July 2026 that authorities know the location of Sydney woman Hodan Abby and will use legal tools to bar 13 suspected ISIS fighters from returning. A Resolve poll showed One Nation support fell three points.
foxnews.comUnited Nations Ambassador Mike Waltz stated on Sunday that Cuba's regime is a national security threat. He accused China and Russia of collecting information around U.S. military bases in Cuba.
After Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine, multiple Russian intelligence operatives moved to Japan, citing the country's relatively weak counter-espionage laws and advanced technology sector. The relocation has drawn attention from Japanese security officials monitoring foreign act…
nbcnews.comThe FBI director spent about eight hours at the White House on Friday directing an investigation that resulted in subpoenas for several reporters. The reporting concerned the security of Air Force One.
jta.orgCatherine Beth Washburn, 37, faces charges for making dozens of cryptocurrency transfers totaling more than $30,000 to Palestine Islamic Jihad. Prosecutors cited her messages celebrating the October 7 attacks and expressing support for the group. She could receive up to 20 years…
The U.S. Justice Department issued subpoenas on July 11 to four New York Times journalists. The subpoenas seek testimony regarding reporting on security concerns with the new presidential aircraft donated by Qatar. The reporters are scheduled to appear before a grand jury on July…
The HillIntelligence shared by Israel indicated Iran was discussing a plan to assassinate President Trump. The reports surfaced as the U.S. ended a ceasefire with Iran and as officials adjusted security measures during the president's travel.
Fox NewsActing Attorney General Todd Blanche authorized a Manhattan grand jury to subpoena records as part of an investigation into Singham's funding of advocacy groups. The probe was opened by U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton in the Southern District of New York.
dailykos.comThe Trump administration on Friday released its fourth tranche of declassified UAP records. The materials include infrared videos from military sensors and a Department of Energy report on a 2015 incident near the Pantex nuclear weapons plant.
abcnews.go.comFederal prosecutors unsealed an indictment on July 9 charging eight men with conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists and conspiracy to commit murder. The alleged plot targeted the UFC Freedom 250 event scheduled for June 14 on the White House South Lawn.
espn.comFederal authorities charged eight individuals with planning an attack on a UFC event using explosive drones and firearms. Prosecutors outlined two counts carrying maximum penalties of 15 years and life imprisonment respectively.
The HillOfficials will hold a press briefing Friday morning on an indictment returned in Ohio that charges eight men in two separate plots. The charges include conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists and conspiracy to commit murder on federal property.
Washington ExaminerIsrael shared intelligence with the United States indicating a fresh Iranian plan to assassinate President Trump. The report comes amid ongoing U.S. strikes on Iranian targets and follows years of reported Iranian threats.
nypost.comThe intelligence reached U.S. officials earlier this week and had not been tracked previously. U.S. agencies have not yet completed vetting of the information.
A federal grand jury in Columbus, Ohio, charged eight men with conspiracy to commit murder and provide material support to terrorists. The plot allegedly targeted the June 14 UFC Freedom 250 event on the South Lawn.
washingtonpost.comAn Afghan national charged with shooting two National Guard members in Washington last year was taken to a hospital after refusing to eat in jail. Federal prosecutors asked a court for limited access to his medical records.
news.sky.comFederal prosecutors in Ohio returned an indictment Thursday charging eight men with two conspiracies tied to a planned drone and sniper attack on a UFC event at the White House. The plot allegedly began in May and involved collecting weapons, explosives, drones, and other equipme…
The White House stated the aircraft was fitted with high-level security protocols. Aviation experts questioned whether all planned modifications were completed in the short timeframe available.
abcnews.go.comFBI and DHS agents raided a Midlothian residence on June 29 using armored vehicles and flash-bang grenades. The operation targeted evidence in an alleged plot against a June 14 White House UFC event. The resident has not been charged.
winnipegfreepress.comFederal authorities conducted arrests of illegal immigrants with prior convictions for murder, burglary, and child sex crimes across the United States during the Independence Day weekend. The Department of Homeland Security announced the operations on Monday.
algemeiner.comA Tajik citizen living in Israel faces charges of contact with a foreign agent and other crimes for allegedly providing Iran with information on rocket strike locations. The case involves filming at Haifa Port and an Elbit facility.
news.sky.comA man convicted of terrorism offenses has been released from a secure mental health facility in south-east London. Officials said monitoring and restrictions will apply after his move to West Yorkshire.
washingtonpost.comReagan Washington National Airport will halt all flights from noon Saturday until midnight Sunday. The closure accommodates military flyovers, aerial performances, and fireworks tied to the 250th anniversary celebration.
New York PostTrevon McDaniel, 19, of Elk Grove was charged with making threats to damage federal property using fireworks around July 4. He had been in contact with the alleged ringleader of a separate plot targeting an event at the White House.
time.comFederal agencies are deploying radiation-detecting aircraft, drone-control systems, and thousands of personnel for weekend celebrations. The National Mall events have been designated a National Special Security Event.
dailydot.comCbs News reported that America 250 celebrations in Washington, D.C., will feature a fireworks display expected to draw hundreds of thousands. The events carry the highest security designation with thousands of personnel deployed.
news.sky.comAn Italian national was arrested at Manchester Airport in November 2024 while attempting to travel to Somalia. He later pleaded guilty to six terrorism offenses and received a 13-and-a-half-year sentence.
Federal agents took Carlos Antonio Lloga Dominguez, his wife and son into custody after the State Department ended their legal status. The three remain in federal custody pending removal from the United States.
israelnationalnews.comFormer prime minister Naftali Bennett said Israel needs domestic capabilities across the full AI supply chain to avoid dependence on foreign powers. He also called for every Israeli child to receive a personal AI tutor and for renewed diplomatic outreach to regional partners.
abcnews.go.comState Armor sent a report to congressional leaders Tuesday calling for an investigation into the Environmental Law Institute. The report cites past partnerships with Chinese organizations and the group’s judicial training programs.
focustaiwan.twA minister told GB News the government will cover a multi-billion-pound defence funding gap. Officials said the increase builds on earlier spending and a new investment plan.
usatoday.comHomeland Security officials stated that more than 1,900 noncitizens inside the United States who entered during the prior administration have been arrested. The same officials said the individuals were already known as terrorists before entry and are distinct from those on the te…
pbs.orgA Harvard University astronomer has been named to head a team of outside scientists examining national security risks from unidentified objects. The appointment is part of an administration effort to increase transparency on the topic.
nypost.comFederal agents detained three Cuban nationals this week after the State Department ended their legal status. One man is accused of working for more than a decade for a Cuban government-linked organization.
bleedingcool.comGB News reported that the Home Office denied naturalisation to CT in February 2026 after he failed the good character test. The Special Immigration Appeals Commission upheld the refusal following review of secret national security evidence. CT remains in the United Kingdom with h…
Washington ExaminerCIA Director John Ratcliffe said the agency will create a technology division to cut adoption timelines from three years to six months. He spoke at the Amazon Web Services Summit in Washington.
nypost.comPresident Donald Trump said Wednesday he directed acting Director of National Intelligence Bill Pulte to declassify whatever he wants during his temporary tenure. Pulte was appointed last month and will serve until nominee Jay Clayton is confirmed.
CoinDeskTwo Republican senators introduced legislation Tuesday that would expand the Commerce Department's powers to restrict transactions involving artificial intelligence technology linked to foreign adversaries. The measure also seeks to preserve public access to open-source AI softwa…
axios.comThe Federal Communications Commission is preparing a rule that would prohibit imports of Chinese-made solar and battery inverters. The measure targets new foreign models and could be published this year.
nbcnews.comPolice and the Shin Bet arrested a U.S. citizen accused of contacting Iranian intelligence operatives and carrying out paid missions inside Israel. The arrest was reported on June 30, 2026.
theconservativetreehouse.comThe administration is developing a master list of suspected foreign spies and potential intelligence recruits under a national security directive. The effort has encountered resistance from the FBI and CIA.
Abc NewsA University of California, Berkeley law professor will assist prosecutors investigating whether former law enforcement and intelligence officials conspired against President Trump. The probe centers on the 2016 Russia election interference inquiry.
The IndependentHundreds of thousands of visitors are expected for the 250th anniversary celebrations, prompting deployment of thousands of federal and local law enforcement officers plus 5,000 National Guard troops. The July 4 fireworks display has been designated a National Security Special Ev…
EngadgetThe White House asked OpenAI to delay a broad rollout of GPT-5.6 and directed Anthropic to suspend access to two models. Both companies received instructions to release the systems in stages or on a limited basis.
news.sky.comA Russian couple previously charged with preparing espionage now face a conspiracy charge that carries penalties of 25 years to life. The case involves alleged access to Australian Defence systems between 2023 and 2024.
Russian schools will dedicate half of a required national security course to military instruction starting in September. The change doubles the previous share of training time for students in grades 6 through 11.
EngadgetChina’s Zhipu AI released GLM-5.2 on June 28. Researchers said the model matches Mythos performance in some bug-finding and cybersecurity tests while trailing U.S. systems on broader tasks.
A 501(c)(4) nonprofit will propose the President Donald J. Trump Digital Security and Information Superhighway Act to the Department of Transportation the week after June 27, 2026. The $125 billion plan would create a publicly owned fiber-optic network along U.S. highways. @Daily…
New York PostA Republican senator stated that U.S. shipyards build vessels far slower than Chinese yards and that waterfront redevelopment has reduced domestic capacity. The senator linked the slowdown to decades of under-investment and called for renewed focus on the maritime industrial base…
news24.comFederal authorities charged an eighth person in a conspiracy to attack the June 14 UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House using explosive drones and shooters. The plot was disrupted after a tip from one suspect's mother. Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers linked rising polit…
The Commerce Department cleared partial redeployment of the model to trusted U.S. cyber defenders and infrastructure providers. Restrictions on Fable 5 remain unchanged after two weeks of talks.
upi.comAnthropic said Friday that the U.S. government approved limited redeployment of its Mythos 5 model to organizations that operate and defend critical infrastructure. Fable 5 access remains restricted.
nationalpost.comA U.S. district court ruled a lawsuit challenging federal oversight of Gulf of America oil and gas activities moot after an Endangered Species Act exemption. The Justice Department announced the June 26 decision.
france24.comA JL Partners survey of 2,000 UK adults showed majority backing for proscribing the Muslim Brotherhood under terrorism laws. Support rose after respondents saw the 2015 government review findings. GB News reported the results commissioned by Muslims Against Antisemitism and Chris…
New York PostThe government has authorized limited redeployment of the Mythos 5 model to approved U.S. cyber defenders and infrastructure providers. Access to Fable 5 remains blocked after an earlier national security directive.
New York PostAuthorities arrested an Ohio man accused of planning an attack at a UFC event scheduled at the White House. Officials said the suspect accumulated weapons and supplies using graduation funds.