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The US has successfully disrupted a massive Chinese cyber operation. Speaking at the Aspen Cyber Summit yesterday, FBI Director Chris Wray announced the agency has thwarted a Chinese hacking campaign, known as Flax Typhoon, that had been targeting American infrastructure. The announcement comes nine months after Wray revealed to Congress

This week, for only the third time since 1960, the Teamsters endorsed no one for president. It was a rare move and one that the union was all but forced to take. On the face, it was a simple matter of a labor group struggling to find a presidential partner.

The FBI says it’s fully committed to investigating the assassination attempts against Trump. FBI director Christopher Wray said in a speech at The Aspen Institute’s cybersecurity summit yesterday that he is using the “full force” of his department to get to the bottom of the two incidents.

Another company is apparently scrubbing its DEI campaign, thanks to the prodding of conservative activist Robby Starbuck. Top U.S. toolmaker Stanley Black and Decker quietly erased website pages that included diversity quotas, equity training workshops, and LGTBQ campaigns. Starbuck said on X that the company “preemptively” changed multiple policies after

Thousands of people were injured in Lebanon after pagers of Hezbollah terrorists detonated at the same time yesterday. The strike reportedly injured 4,000 people, including hundreds who are in critical condition. Dozens more have been reported dead. Israel commented on the incident by saying that it successfully neutralized a Hezbollah

Donald Trump survived a second assassination attempt yesterday, only two months after being shot at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Ryan Wesley Routh was arrested yesterday after pointing an AK-47 assault rifle at the former president at his Florida golf club in West Palm Beach. Trump said in a post

A new Census Bureau report shows that migrants accounted for more than two-thirds of U.S. population growth in 2023. According to the data, the number of foreign-born people in the U.S. rose from 13.9% in 2022 to 14.3% in 2023, marking the largest share recorded in more than a century.

The Harris campaign is raising the media’s eyebrows with how much they have limited the presence of news photographers on the campaign trail. White House News Photographers Association president Jessica Koscielniak complains that Harris’ team has participated in an “unprecedented reduction in access” to news media since Harris became the

Yesterday, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) canceled a planned vote on a stopgap bill that would’ve required IDs for voter registration. Johnson walked back his proposed vote on the bill after his party split on the legislation. He expected to come short by about 15 Republican votes. The speaker told