History does not repeat itself, but it occasionally rhymes. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr’s latest broadcast market interventions rhyme much more closely with Franklin ...

Yet, a similar linguistic litmus test has been awkwardly imported into the Philippines. In a recent public exchange between Vice President Sara Duterte and Secretary of National Defense Gilberto ...

The attorney general’s comments about the demise of the fund tell only part of a larger story: The administration still has other financial spigots.

A recent investigation into seized Puerto Rican voting machines found major security flaws, though there’s no evidence they were exploited to change election results.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Anti-Weaponization Fund is dead, was never actually operational, and won't be revived. However, Blanche said the president ...

The ongoing geopolitical standoff between Washington and Tehran is frequently analyzed through a traditional lens of military strategy, but its most defining feature is actually behavioral. Observers ...

The Longmont Times-Call recently published a commentary by George Will headlined “Jacobsen’s ‘Biological War’ is a disturbing summons to seriousness.” The word “disturbing” is understated. Pathogens ...

Yumi: 00EX #1 sees a lethal hacker storm MI6 to find her missing boyfriend, teaming up with a weaponized Lamborghini built more like a WMD than a car.

Joel Gross contends a retaliatory hammer dropped on his operation, costing him hundreds of thousands of dollars.

HTTP Terminator generated, evaluated, and weaponized thousands of HTTP desync hypotheses, and surfaced a new technique that neither the AI or its human operator would have found alone.

Authorities have not said who organized a suspicious border breach in Ceuta, a Spanish exclave in North Africa. Social media ...

S.C., discusses Senate divisions over the filibuster and efforts to pass the SAVE America Act on ‘Sunday Night in America.’ ...