‘Data Security Risk’: In Northern Virginia, Drones From Sanctioned Chinese Company Fly Near National Security Sites, Sparking Bipartisan Concern

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Police and other emergency services in Fairfax County, Va.—home to government leaders and major national security installations—are deploying drones made by a sanctioned Chinese company across the community, potentially allowing Beijing to spy on sensitive sites, a bipartisan pair of lawmakers warned. Fairfax authorities, including the police and fire departments, are using drones manufactured by

Feds Charge 3 Iranian Military Members for Hacking Trump Campaign in ‘Wide-Ranging’ Cyber Scheme

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U.S. federal prosecutors charged three members of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps for targeting Republican nominee Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in a “wide-ranging” hacking scheme, according to an indictment unsealed Friday. The three hackers—Masoud Jalili, Seyyed Ali Aghamiri, and Yasar Balaghi—are charged with 18 counts, including “wire fraud, identity theft, conspiracy to provide material support

Trump Meets With Zelenskyy, Says He ‘Learned a Lot’ but His Viewpoint Is Unchanged

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‘We both want to see this end and we both want to see a fair deal made,’ Trump said. Former President Donald Trump met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sept. 27 as the GOP presidential nominee reiterated his call for a peace settlement between Ukraine and Russia. The Eastern European nation has been fighting

Eric Adams Pleads Not Guilty in Corruption Case

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The indictment centers on Adams allegedly receiving improper gifts from Turkish officials and businesspeople. New York City Mayor Eric Adams pleaded not guilty in a crowded courtroom on Sept. 28 after being indicted for allegedly accepting illegal campaign contributions, among other things. “I am not guilty, your honor,” he told U.S. Magistrate Judge Katherine Parker