The Latest Breaking News from National Security

Disgruntled ex-MI5 IT worker leaked information to foreign state, court told

Ex-government IT contractor Juan Joseph, 42, is accused of breaching the Official Secrets and National Security Acts

The Independent UK · Mar 12

Debate continues over contentious terror law tweaks

The national security watchdog is contending with competing evidence about whether tweaks to terrorism laws could have a positive or negative effect.

AAP · Mar 11

Tech Brief (March 11): The Alibaba Engineer Behind Qwen Who Walked Away

TikTok clears Canadian national security review, Tencent moves to bring OpenClaw into WeChat

Caixin Global · Mar 11

Minority groups call for protection under terror laws

Terrorism laws should be applied equally but are instead unfairly used against certain races and religions, the national security watchdog has been told.

AAP · Mar 9

Anthropic sues Pentagon over rare "supply chain risk" label

Supply chain risk designations are usually reserved for foreign adversaries that pose a national security risk.

Axios · Mar 9

FBI Hunt Missing UFO General Neil McCasland Amid 'Grave National Security Crisis'

The FBI has joined the search for retired US Air Force Major General William Neil McCasland, 68, who has been missing in Albuquerque since Feb. 27, 2026 and linked to decades of classified American defence research.

International Business Times UK · Mar 9

‘Don’t Build Girls’ Schools Right Next To A Naval Base’: Donald Trump’s Former National Security Adviser Finds No Fault In School Bombing by the US

Paddy O’Connell’s interview with former National Security Adviser John Bolton has been met with criticism. The United States hit a girls’ school in a strike, and Bolton felt the need to give his unsolicited advice.

The Mary Sue · Mar 8

Trump Appears To Hint At Attacks Against Cartels In Mexico: 'Will Do Whatever Is Necessary To Defend Our National Security'

President Donald Trump appeared to hint at the possibility that the U.S. will conduct attacks against cartels in Mexico, telling Latin American leaders that the U.S. government "will do whatever is necessary to defend our national security."

Latin Times · Mar 8

The New War Portfolio: 3 Stocks Built for a High-Tech War

Palantir, AeroVironment, and Northrop Grumman are leading the charge in a new era of technology-driven defense and national security spending.

MarketBeat · Mar 8

Kristi Noem's DHS Was Blindsided by Trump's Iran Invasion, Leaving America Open to Attack, Insider Says

Former DHS chief of staff reveals the agency was not briefed on Trump's military strikes on Iran, raising concerns about national security.

International Business Times UK · Mar 6