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The United States blacklisted Zhisuan and MiraclePlus over ties to the case involving the theft of Google’s AI secrets. Dina was sentenced to one year in prison.
Russian special services are preparing attacks on the heads of European defense companies, enlisting organized criminal groups. The goal is to intimidate businesses and weaken support for Ukraine.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor left Royal Lodge and received £302 thousand in compensation for the early termination of the agreement. He paid £1.8 million for renovations.
Maduro and Flores have been accused of creating a system of repression and torturing political opponents and U. S. citizens. They are also accused of drug trafficking.
The US has charged five people linked to the preparation of assassination attempts against Russian opposition figures. There is no evidence of a personal order from Putin.
A breach of the Pentagon's database exposed the Social Security numbers and service records of 2. 76 million living people and 294,000 deceased people. There is currently no evidence of misuse of the information.
The balance between AI development and government oversight will be discussed at a meeting at the White House. Johnson spoke out against a moratorium and excessive regulation.
A federal court ruled Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico unconstitutional. The administration must immediately restore the journalists' press passes.
Paramount has reached an agreement with the states that challenged its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. The parties agreed to independent editorial boards for CBS and CNN.
The US has charged five people with conspiring to carry out assassinations and sabotage in the US and Europe. The investigation links the network to Russian intelligence services.
Todd Blanche said he sees no grounds for investigating the payment for the celebrations of Trump Jr. by Russian national Umar Kremlyov. Democrats in Congress will examine the gift.
The US Department of Justice has charged five members of a network linked to Russian intelligence services. They are accused of financing terrorism and contract killings.
In the United States, several Russian nationals have been charged with plotting to kill a dissident in Washington. The names of those involved and the targets were not disclosed.
The court allowed states to retain the existing rules for voting by mail in the midterm elections. Trump's plan could have made it more difficult to send millions of ballots.
U. S. Justice Department prosecutor Joseph diGenova has stepped down as head of the investigation into Trump’s opponents. So far, no one has been charged in the case.
The Russian national extradited from Georgia is accused of a large-scale phishing scheme targeting US bank customers. He faces up to 175\r\nyears in prison.
Crown Prince Haakon automatically ascended the throne following the death of his father, Harald. His successor is 22-year-old Ingrid Alexandra.
The U. S. Department of Justice announced that government institutions had been hacked by Chinese hackers and that the QScan and QTRouter domains had been seized. The FBI disabled the infrastructure.
The court lifted the block on key provisions of Trump’s executive order but did not declare them lawful. The states fear chaos ahead of the November 3 election.
TikTok and ByteDance have agreed to pay the US $400 million over collecting children's data without proper parental consent. $300 million will be paid immediately.
Paramount Skydance Corp. is demanding a $1.88 billion bond from 12 states over an antitrust lawsuit against its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. The case is scheduled for trial in March.
The Trump administration has asked the U. S. Supreme Court for permission to build a $400 million ballroom. An appeals court previously blocked the project due to the lack of congressional approval.
U. S. President Donald Trump signed a memorandum expanding federal agencies’ ability to use cyber tools against transnational criminal organizations. The document involves private companies in cyber operations under government oversight.
The Trump administration lifted the ban on TikTok on federal devices. The decision was made after control of the app’s business was transferred to American investors.
The Pentagon revoked former U. S. Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall’s access to classified information over the alleged disclosure of information about the Air Force One aircraft. Kendall denies the allegations, stating that he always followed the rules.
The U. S. Court of Appeals upheld the ban on the construction of a ballroom at the White House initiated by Trump due to the lack of authorization from Congress. The judge gave the administration 14 days to challenge the decision in the Supreme Court.
U. S. President Donald Trump privately expressed displeasure over the publication of information about the reduction in ammunition stockpiles, considering it a sign of weakness. He instructed the Justice Department to find the sources of the leaks, whom he calls "traitors".
The state of New Mexico has filed a lawsuit against the U. S. Department of Justice, demanding the release of unclassified files concerning Jeffrey Epstein. State authorities claim that the federal agency is obstructing the investigation by refusing to provide the documents.
In the United States, the first hearing of the Court for the Removal of Foreign Terrorists took place. The first case was the deportation of a 47-year-old resident of Texas, who is accused of supporting ISIS.
U. S. President Donald Trump threatened to temporarily withdraw the nomination of acting Attorney General Todd Blanche due to a demand from Senators Cornyn and Tillis to provide guarantees regarding a $1.8 billion fund.