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Trump's Indian-Origin Cyber Chief Uploaded Critical Files On ChatGPT: Report
The interim head of America's cyber defence agency, the very agency tasked with protecting the government's secrets, uploaded sensitive contracting documents into a public version of ChatGPT after taking charge of the agency last summer.
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Trump Weighs Iran Strikes To Inspire Fresh Protests: Reports
Trump is weighing options against Iran that include targeted strikes on security forces and leaders to inspire protesters, multiple sources said, even as Israeli and Arab officials said air power alone would not topple the clerical rulers.
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US Agents Involved In Minneapolis Shooting Placed On Leave: Report
I was not immediately clear how many agents had been placed on leave since intensive care unit nurse Alex Pretti was shot multiple times after being forced to the ground by camouflaged officers on Saturday.
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Russia-Ukraine War Has Caused Nearly 2 Million Military Casualties: Report
Russia's grinding invasion of Ukraine has caused nearly two million military casualties -- killed, wounded or missing -- between the two countries, according to a study published Tuesday by a US think tank.
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Trump Fixates On 'How He Will Be Remembered' As Health Concerns Mount
US President Donald Trump's health has been under the scanner in recent months, even though he keeps saying that his health is perfect and that he has aced several cognitive tests.
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China Hacked Phones Of British Officials Close To Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss And Boris Johnson: Report
Chinese hackers infiltrated phones of senior Downing Street aides from 2021 to 2024, raising security concerns ahead of the UK PM's China visit.
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US Official Denies Report Gregory Bovino Was Removed From Border Patrol Post
The Department of Homeland Security denied a report Monday that US Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino had been removed from his post, despite President Donald Trump reassessing harsh immigration crackdown tactics
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30 Dead As Winter Storm Slams US, Freezing Cold Persists
Many in US faced another night of below-freezing temperatures and no electricity after a colossal winter storm heaped more snow. At least 30 deaths were reported in states afflicted with severe cold.
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UpScrolled Gains Popularity As Users Seek Alternative Platform Amid TikTok Outage
As TikTok users look for new platforms, UpScrolled is gaining traction not just for its technical issues but also for its unique positioning and interest among early users.
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Gregory Bovino Removed From Top US Border Patrol Post Days After Minneapolis Killing: Report
Gregory Bovino has been removed from his role as the "commander at large" for the US Border Patrol and will return to his former job in California, where he is expected to retire soon
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China's Top General Under Probe Over Nuclear Data Leak Claims To US: Report
China has placed one of its most powerful military leaders under investigation, triggering intense scrutiny inside and outside the country as allegations range from corruption to the leaking of sensitive nuclear weapons data to the United States.
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2 Shootings, 10,000 Arrests: How Minnesota Became Epicentre Of Immigration Crackdown
Minnesota has become the focal point of US federal immigration enforcement following two fatal shootings in January and a massive enforcement push under Operation Metro Surge, which has brought thousands of federal agents into the state
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US Immigration Under Fire Again After Detaining 2-Year-Old In Minneapolis
A 2-year-old was taken into US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody on Thursday in Minneapolis. The child was with her father when they were detained, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said, according to a report by NBC News.
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US Wants To Cosy Up To Bangladesh Hardliners, Earlier Banned By Hasina: Report
With the Jamaat-e-Islami expected to get its biggest-ever win in the upcoming elections, the US is stepping up engagement with Bangladesh's largest Islamist party.
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US Carries Out 1st Known Strike On 'Drug Boat' Since Nicolas Maduro's Capture
The US military said that it has carried out a deadly strike on a vessel accused of trafficking drugs in the eastern Pacific Ocean, the first known attack since the raid that captured Venezuelan President Nicols Maduro earlier this month.
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Trump's Indian-Origin Cyber Chief Uploaded Critical Files On ChatGPT: Report
The interim head of America's cyber defence agency, the very agency tasked with protecting the government's secrets, uploaded sensitive contracting documents into a public version of ChatGPT after taking charge of the agency last summer.
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Trump Weighs Iran Strikes To Inspire Fresh Protests: Reports
Trump is weighing options against Iran that include targeted strikes on security forces and leaders to inspire protesters, multiple sources said, even as Israeli and Arab officials said air power alone would not topple the clerical rulers.
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US Agents Involved In Minneapolis Shooting Placed On Leave: Report
I was not immediately clear how many agents had been placed on leave since intensive care unit nurse Alex Pretti was shot multiple times after being forced to the ground by camouflaged officers on Saturday.
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Russia-Ukraine War Has Caused Nearly 2 Million Military Casualties: Report
Russia's grinding invasion of Ukraine has caused nearly two million military casualties -- killed, wounded or missing -- between the two countries, according to a study published Tuesday by a US think tank.
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Trump Fixates On 'How He Will Be Remembered' As Health Concerns Mount
US President Donald Trump's health has been under the scanner in recent months, even though he keeps saying that his health is perfect and that he has aced several cognitive tests.
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China Hacked Phones Of British Officials Close To Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss And Boris Johnson: Report
Chinese hackers infiltrated phones of senior Downing Street aides from 2021 to 2024, raising security concerns ahead of the UK PM's China visit.
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US Official Denies Report Gregory Bovino Was Removed From Border Patrol Post
The Department of Homeland Security denied a report Monday that US Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino had been removed from his post, despite President Donald Trump reassessing harsh immigration crackdown tactics
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30 Dead As Winter Storm Slams US, Freezing Cold Persists
Many in US faced another night of below-freezing temperatures and no electricity after a colossal winter storm heaped more snow. At least 30 deaths were reported in states afflicted with severe cold.
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UpScrolled Gains Popularity As Users Seek Alternative Platform Amid TikTok Outage
As TikTok users look for new platforms, UpScrolled is gaining traction not just for its technical issues but also for its unique positioning and interest among early users.
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Gregory Bovino Removed From Top US Border Patrol Post Days After Minneapolis Killing: Report
Gregory Bovino has been removed from his role as the "commander at large" for the US Border Patrol and will return to his former job in California, where he is expected to retire soon
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China's Top General Under Probe Over Nuclear Data Leak Claims To US: Report
China has placed one of its most powerful military leaders under investigation, triggering intense scrutiny inside and outside the country as allegations range from corruption to the leaking of sensitive nuclear weapons data to the United States.
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2 Shootings, 10,000 Arrests: How Minnesota Became Epicentre Of Immigration Crackdown
Minnesota has become the focal point of US federal immigration enforcement following two fatal shootings in January and a massive enforcement push under Operation Metro Surge, which has brought thousands of federal agents into the state
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US Immigration Under Fire Again After Detaining 2-Year-Old In Minneapolis
A 2-year-old was taken into US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody on Thursday in Minneapolis. The child was with her father when they were detained, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said, according to a report by NBC News.
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US Wants To Cosy Up To Bangladesh Hardliners, Earlier Banned By Hasina: Report
With the Jamaat-e-Islami expected to get its biggest-ever win in the upcoming elections, the US is stepping up engagement with Bangladesh's largest Islamist party.
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US Carries Out 1st Known Strike On 'Drug Boat' Since Nicolas Maduro's Capture
The US military said that it has carried out a deadly strike on a vessel accused of trafficking drugs in the eastern Pacific Ocean, the first known attack since the raid that captured Venezuelan President Nicols Maduro earlier this month.
