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Report: NSA Embeds Anthropic Engineers to Support Offensive Cyber Operations Using Clause Mythos

A recent report indicates that the US National Security Agency (NSA) has embedded around half a dozen engineers from AI company Anthropic directly within the agency. These engineers are reportedly working on cyber operations using a system called Clause Mythos. The collaboration between the NSA and Anthropic represents a notable

ICE's Facial Recognition Expansion Would Let Local Police Nationwide Scan Faces for Immigration Status

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is planning to significantly expand its facial recognition capabilities by granting access to its verification system to potentially more than a thousand law enforcement agencies nationwide. The system would allow local police departments and other agencies to scan individuals' faces and verify

AI Pioneer Ayanna Howard Named President of Spelman College

AI Pioneer Ayanna Howard Named President of Spelman College Ayanna Howard, an artificial intelligence researcher and former NASA engineer, has been named the next president of Spelman College. She will assume the role at the historically Black women's college in Atlanta, succeeding President Sharon R. Martin. Howard brings

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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

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