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Border Agents Can Search and Seize Your Phone at US Airports — Here's What to Know

CBP's Border Search Authority When Janette Zahia Corcelius returned home to Minnesota from a three-week trip to Europe in late April, she had no reason to expect trouble. But at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, customs agents detained her, searched her luggage twice, confiscated political literature she had purchased

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Silent Ransom Group Uses In-Person Social Engineering to Breach Law Firms

A ransomware operation known as Silent Ransom Group has adopted an unusually direct approach to hacking: sending physical operatives posing as IT support staff to law firm offices. According to warnings from Google and the FBI, the group targets organizations by first recruiting individuals—often overseas—to travel to victim

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Trump Admin Revives Coal with New Funding for Plants

The Trump administration has announced new funding measures aimed at reviving the struggling coal industry. According to reports, the plan includes financial incentives to keep existing coal plants operational and support for constructing the first new coal-fired power plants in more than ten years. The initiative represents the latest in

AI-Designed Universal Coronavirus Vaccine Shows Promise in First Human Trial

First Human Trial of AI-Designed Universal Coronavirus Vaccine Completed Scientists have reported promising results from the first human trial of an AI-designed universal coronavirus vaccine. The study found the vaccine to be safe and well tolerated, with participants generating immune responses against multiple coronaviruses. Key Findings The vaccine demonstrated the

NASA Prepares ISS Crew for Potential Evacuation as Air Leak Worsens

ISS Air Leak Prompts Evacuation Preparations NASA has directed the crew aboard the International Space Station to shelter and prepare for a possible evacuation as an air leak on the orbiting laboratory has continued to worsen. Astronauts briefly retreated to their spacecraft as a precaution while working to address the

NASA Issues Alert as Air Leak Detected on International Space Station

Air Leak Threatens ISS Crew Safety NASA has issued an alert after detecting an air leak aboard the International Space Station (ISS). The leak poses a potential risk to astronauts aboard the orbiting laboratory, leading to discussions about evacuation protocols. The International Space Station, which has been continuously crewed since

Vaccines Extend Beyond Vertebrates: Shrimp and Honeybees Join the Immunized

Shrimp Vaccine Marks Milestone in Invertebrate Health A commercial shrimp vaccine has been developed, representing a significant expansion of vaccination technology beyond traditional vertebrate animals. This development highlights how the principles of immunization are being adapted to protect species such as shrimp and honeybees, which lack adaptive immune systems previously