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Tucker Carlson’s claim that the CIA prepared a criminal referral over his contacts with Iran remains unverified, and no public charge or arrest has surfaced.
Two scammers admitted helping sell San Diego properties they did not own, generating about $962,000 in proceeds. But recording a forged deed does not necessarily
Federal prosecutors allege ND Medical Solutions generated roughly $1.3 billion in DME claims during Erekle Gugava’s purported ownership but received about $6.5 million. The enormous
The Seattle Times and Newsday are suing OpenAI and Microsoft after taking part in a $10 million AI fellowship program funded by the same companies.
Berlin’s ransomware leak was more serious than a dump of routine government paperwork: reporting based on the stolen files found vulnerability, civil-defense and critical-infrastructure material,
Yes, intelligence agencies have used blackmail. But the documentary record is more nuanced than either “the CIA would never do that” or “blackmail is standard
A new UN report says exceeding 1.5°C is now widely assessed as unavoidable under current trajectories. That does not mean climate action has failed or
An AI product is more than its underlying model. AI middleware can control what the model sees, which tools it can use, how requests are
A Gigabit Ethernet port showing exactly 100 Mbps is often telling you something useful: the connection cannot successfully use all four wire pairs. Here’s how
An anonymous former AI infrastructure employee made extraordinary claims about the company behind some of the world’s most powerful AI systems. We followed the clues.