Anthropic Claims DeepSeek and Moonshot Secretly Routed User Requests to Claude

American artificial intelligence giant Anthropic accused its Chinese rivals DeepSeek and Moonshot on Thursday of covertly routing customer requests to its Claude models, then displaying the responses to users as if they originated from their own systems. According to Anthropic’s 154-page report published Thursday, Kimi model developer Moonshot secretly directed user prompts through Claude, utilized … Read more

Unruly Passenger Duct-Taped to Seat After Midair Meltdown Forces Flight Diversion

An American Airlines flight from Dallas, Texas, to Newark, New Jersey, was forced to divert to Baltimore after a passenger launched into a racist and homophobic tirade, physically attacked a seatmate, and was subsequently duct-taped and zip-tied to his seat by crew members and fellow travelers, according to reports from multiple news outlets and law … Read more

Malmesbury Teen Charged with Child Sex Crimes Had Troubled School Past

A 16-year-old Malmesbury teenager arrested in an FBI-tipped raid faces 11 charges linked to the violent extremist network known as “764,” following an international investigation into online child exploitation and coercion, according to court and police records. National police spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel Amanda van Wyk stated that the operation followed intelligence from the FBI, the US … Read more

Arcadia Ex-Mayor Eileen Wang Under Investigation for China Spy Scandal

Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang resigned from office on May 11, one day before a federal plea agreement was unsealed confirming her conviction as a covert agent for the People’s Republic of China. Wang, the only U.S. elected official convicted of such charges, admitted to spreading Chinese government propaganda while serving on the Arcadia City Council. … Read more

Philadelphia Felon Linked to Missing Women After Discovery of Chemicals and Bundy Note

Philadelphia investigators are currently probing a residence in the Olney section of the city for potential links to at least two missing women after seizing a stockpile of dangerous chemicals, firearms, and incriminating documents. Eugene Horsch, 44, remains in custody on drug and firearms charges following an FBI-assisted search of his home, according to Philadelphia … Read more

FBI and Federal Prosecutors Launch California Election Fraud Investigation

First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli announced Friday that his office is currently conducting multiple investigations into alleged election fraud. The federal effort, coordinated with the FBI in Los Angeles, follows claims made by President Trump regarding the integrity of California’s primary election. In a social media post, Essayli stated that protecting the state’s election … Read more

NASA steps into mystery of missing scientists as pressure builds for answers

The recent string of disappearances and deaths among top-tier nuclear and space scientists isn’t just a series of tragic coincidences—it’s a flashing red light for global security. When the people holding the keys to the next generation of energy and interstellar travel start vanishing, we aren’t just looking at criminal cases; we’re looking at the … Read more

Russia-linked actors target WhatsApp and Signal in phishing campaign

Russian Hackers Target WhatsApp and Signal: A Growing Threat to Secure Communication Russia-linked actors are increasingly targeting users of encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp and Signal in sophisticated phishing campaigns, according to recent warnings from the FBI and cybersecurity agencies. These attacks aren’t breaking the encryption; they’re bypassing it by compromising the users themselves. The … Read more

Robert Mueller, special counsel who probed but did not charge Trump, dies at 81

The Legacy of Robert Mueller: Navigating a Fresh Era of Election Security and Political Investigations The passing of Robert Mueller marks the end of an era defined by his unwavering commitment to public service and his pivotal role in investigating Russian interference in the 2016 US election. His career, spanning from Marine Corps officer to … Read more

John Oliver Skewers Keystone Kash and His Singer Girlfriend

FBI Director’s Perks for Girlfriend: A Growing Trend of Blurring Lines? John Oliver’s recent takedown of FBI Director Kash Patel and his relationship with aspiring country singer Alexis Wilkins has ignited a broader conversation about the use of government resources for personal benefit. While Patel insists he’s following federal law by reimbursing for commercial ticket … Read more