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Shared software flaw—or wider campaign? France’s fridge hack keeps both in play

Hundreds of stores across multiple French chains saw remote temperature spikes, mass spoilage and some fires, prompting prosecutors to open a criminal investigation.

Published: 30 days ago

An overnight cyberattack remotely raised temperatures in connected refrigeration units at major French retailers, defrosting stock across hundreds ...

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Court paper meets campaign calendar in the Ilhan Omar search

Homeland Security Investigations searched the congresswoman's D.C.-area residence under a Justice Department warrant linked by reports to alleged childhood-era immigration record irregularities; no charges were announced.

Published: 30 days ago

Federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations executed a predawn, courtauthorized search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washingtonarea home; the Justi...

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Probable IRGC link, uncertain evidence: escalation or restraint ahead?

London tied incidents at RAF Fairford and RAF Molesworth to Tehran, as Washington shifted bombers and 29 allies vowed a response.

Published: 30 days ago

The UK says a suspected plot targeting RAF Fairford was “highly likely” coordinated in Iran and “almost certainly” IRGC‑directed, summoning Tehran’...

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Public justice or televised spectacle: where this decision leads next

The Pentagon proposed livestreaming Nidal Hasan’s Dec. 3 firing-squad execution—the first U.S. military execution in decades—pending White House approval and drawing bipartisan pushback.

Published: about 1 month ago

The Pentagon disclosed plans to livestream the Dec. 3 firing‑squad execution of Nidal Hasan, the former Army psychiatrist who killed 13 people at F...

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Retaliation or spiral: Riyadh airport strikes test Saudi deterrence

Missiles and an 'unidentified projectile' shut King Khalid International, draw EU condemnation, and prompt talk of Pakistani and Turkish deployments under the Mecca defense pact.

Published: about 1 month ago

The Houthis said they hit Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport with ballistic missiles, killing a dozenplus people and injuring hundreds; a d...

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A planned crash, but the motive will shape aviation defenses

UAE prosecutors allege an Omani co-pilot tried to crash a Dubai–Tel Aviv flight into Ben Gurion’s passenger terminal, with passengers and off-duty crew stopping him.

Published: about 1 month ago

UAE prosecutors say an Omani flydubai copilot tried to seize a Dubai–Tel Aviv flight on September 30 to crash it into Ben Gurion Airport’s passenge...

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Security mandate or power grab? Emergency rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

President Asif Ali Zardari shifted provincial executive and legislative powers to the governor and an advisory council in Imran Khan’s stronghold bordering Afghanistan.

Published: about 1 month ago

Pakistan’s president, Asif Ali Zardari, has declared emergency rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, suspending the PTIrun provincial government and shifting...

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Can mass Gaza protests shift policy faster than policing tightens?

At least 325 linked events—from London and Berlin to Kuala Lumpur—pressed for an arms embargo and sanctions on Israel as authorities enforced mask bans and investigated incidents.

Published: about 1 month ago

Coordinated proPalestinian protests swept hundreds of cities on 10 October, with organizers claiming 250,000 in London amid a zerotolerance policin...

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Show of force or steady build? North Korean launches blur intent

South Korea and Japan tracked projectiles into the Sea of Japan, with Seoul boosting surveillance and October already marked by four North Korean tests.

Published: about 1 month ago

North Korea fired multiple ballistic missiles off its east coast into the Sea of Japan, South Korea’s military said, while Japan confirmed at least...

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Deadly airstrikes blur line between border security and civilian harm

A Sudanese rights group alleges an air attack near the Egypt–Sudan frontier killed artisanal miners, but neither government has commented and independent verification is limited.

Published: about 1 month ago

A Sudanese rights group says airstrikes hit an artisanal gold site along the Egypt–Sudan frontier, killing at least 72 miners, with casualty figure...

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A clear verdict on Brexit meddling, with proof still unseen

The UK leader’s podcast remarks mark the first prime‑ministerial acknowledgment of Russian interference in the Brexit vote, framed as a warning to German and French voters ahead of imminent elections.

Published: about 1 month ago

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the government is “clear” Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum—the first public prime‑ministerial ac...

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When press-pool solidarity meets antitrust law’s hard edges

ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and Fox were notified of a federal inquiry into restrictions on pooled White House coverage that followed bans on CNN, MS Now, and Politico.

Published: about 1 month ago

The US Justice Department has opened an antitrust probe into whether ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, and Fox News unlawfully coordinated when the White House p...

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