Rep. Mike Waltz revealed on FOX News that the shooter who tried to assassinate former President Donald Trump had three encrypted overseas accounts, hinting at a possible international conspiracy. He criticized the Secret Service for failing to provide adequate protection and suggested that the attack could be linked to broader
Bangladesh is in turmoil as thousands of university students protest against job inequality and poverty, demanding the removal of government job quotas. The situation has escalated into deadly clashes, with six people reported dead and many injured. In response, the government has shut down the country’s mobile internet to stifle
Max Boot’s wife, Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst and senior foreign policy expert, has been indicted for spying for South Korea. According to the charges, Terry traded sensitive U.S. intelligence and influence over American policies in exchange for luxury gifts like designer coats and high-end dinners. The indictment
Chinese hackers have secretly accessed U.S. and allied systems for years, aiming to disrupt critical infrastructure like power grids and communication networks, according to a Biden administration official. This ongoing cyber campaign, revealed by the National Security Council, is part of China’s broader strategy to undermine global systems and gain
Whistleblowers have revealed that the Secret Service faced resource shortages during Trump’s recent rally due to the NATO summit in Washington, D.C., and First Lady Jill Biden’s event in Pittsburgh. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is demanding answers from FBI Director Christopher Wray about these security lapses, questioning the coordination
In a surprising twist, a recent poll revealed that 34% of Democrats believe former President Trump faked an assassination attempt, a theory dubbed “BlueAnon.” This idea, reportedly pushed by Democratic powerbroker Dmitri Mehlhorn, suggests the shooting was a false-flag operation for political gain. Despite evidence of the attack, including photos
New details reveal Thomas Matthew Crooks’ parents reported him missing just before the shooting. Crooks, 20, had been seen suspiciously at the event hours earlier, carrying a rangefinder used by hunters. Despite being flagged by the Secret Service, he managed to access a nearby rooftop, where he fired shots at
AT&T paid $400,000 to a hacker to erase vast troves of call and text logs stolen from its customers. This ransom, discovered through blockchain analysis, sparked concerns over national security and privacy breaches, especially given the magnitude of the data involved. The hacker even provided a video claiming to show
In a controversial prisoner exchange between Sweden and Iran, a convicted Iranian torturer Hamid Noury was traded for two Swedish citizens. Noury had committed severe human rights abuses, yet Iran secured his return in exchange for releasing the Swedes falsely accused of espionage and other charges. This exchange highlights Iran’s
