The UK unveiled £210M Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to secure public services and enable digital transformation

ICYMI: Beijing sanctioned 20 U.S. defense firms and 10 executives over Washington's latest $11B arms package for Taiwan

ICYMI: Japan's cabinet approved a record ¥9T ($58B) defense budget, accelerating investments in long-range missiles, unmanned systems, and maritime surveillance

ICYMI: Russia plans to deploy a nuclear power plant on the moon by 2036 to support a joint lunar research station with China

ICYMI: The Council of the EU backed a digital euro with online and offline functionality

Former congressmen announced parallel Republican and Democratic super PACs with a non-profit, Public First, to back AI safeguards

Former congressmen announced parallel Republican and Democratic super PACs with a non-profit, Public First, to back AI safeguards

OPM established the United States Tech Force initiative to recruit over 1,000 AI specialists and digital experts into the federal workforce through fellowships to modernize the federal government

Senators Cantwell, Young, and colleagues introduced the National Quantum Initiative Reauthorization Act to accelerate quantum technology development and real-world applications

The FCC has updated its Covered List to remove certain uncrewed aircraft systems and its critical components from the import ban adopted in December

The local police near Penn State’s main campus underreported hundreds of rape cases between 2013 and 2021 because it relied on an outdated definition of the crime, among other issues

California's largest for-profit mental health treatment company has rapidly expanded through financial maneuvers that have imposed enormous strain on its own hospitals

A loophole in Texas campaign finance law allows ex-political candidates to use leftover PAC money in perpetuity and for personal purposes

A teenager died suddenly while working at a Nebraska farm, but investigators botched inquiries into his death by failing to conduct timely tests and accidentally destroying evidence

The U.S. Department of Agriculture assessed that 13.7% of U.S. households were food insecure in 2024, marking the highest prevalence of U.S. food insecurity in nearly a decade

The U.S. Department of Agriculture assessed that 13.7% of U.S. households were food insecure in 2024, marking the highest prevalence of U.S. food insecurity in nearly a decade

Greenland, Rare Earths, and Arctic Security

Imagery from Venezuela Shows a Surgical Strike, Not Shock and Awe

Ozark Trail camping stoves recalled after 16 reports of injuries from explosions, fires

FDA upgrades nationwide cheese recall to highest danger level after listeria-causing bacteria found