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Former Elon Musk PR consultant reveals she ‘courted’ Jeffrey Epstein to try to dig up dirt about Trump

Juleanna Glover says she exchanged emails and held meetings with the late sex offender to convince him to speak with reporters

The Independent UK

Government Shutdowns Won't Stop Airport Security If Airport Security Isn't Run by the Government

Airport wait times balloon as the TSA remains impacted by the partial government shutdown.

Reason

Doubts Emerge Over Markwayne Mullin's Claims of 'Special Assignments' Overseas Ahead of DHS Hearing

Questions are emerging about Sen. Markwayne Mullin's claims of overseas "special assignments" as the Oklahoma Republican seeks Senate confirmation to become secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.

Latin Times

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ICE Officer's Paperwork Errors Leave California Man Detained For Days, Highlighting Shortened Training Under Trump Admin

According to a sworn statement filed in court and obtained by The Washington Post, Nolan De Long acknowledged his mistakes and attributed them to a "lack of experience" due to a shortened training program.

Latin Times

US orders all its embassies to review security after Baghdad compound hit by strikes in Iran war: report

At least three drones reportedly targeted the US embassy in Iraq’s capital Tuesday

The Independent UK

Why Prediction Market Kalshi Refused to Pay Out $54 Million Following Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's Death

Kalshi is under fire for not paying out $54 million to traders who bet on Ayatollah Khamenei's removal, raising questions about prediction market rules.

International Business Times UK

US media mogul sees a big opportunity in the cuts at the Washington Post

Robert Allbritton’s Notus plans to double its newsroom staff, which includes hiring prominent ex-Post journalists

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Two More Iranian Leaders Killed In Strikes, Israel Says

Israel says that it has killed one of the last remaining senior officials in Iran.

International Business Times

The best Irish beers that aren’t Guinness (but are still extremely Irish)

Guinness is great – but here are more top-notch Irish beers Americans should also know about, from a citrusy golden ale to a coffee-like stout

The Guardian - US

The new Homeland Security Secretary has ties to a convicted felon – yet another Donald Trump disaster given the reins of America

The felon in question alleges that Mullin knew everything about his history.

We Got This Covered

Social Security Watchdog Probes Claim Engineer Accessed Sensitive Data of 70 Million Americans

Allegations of a Social Security Administration data breach emerge after a former engineer is accused of unauthorised access to a database, raising privacy and security concerns.

International Business Times UK

Meet Fancy: A Virginia Horse, 37, Who Just Shattered a Guinness World Record

She is beautiful, she is strong, she is 37 years old, and currently the world’s oldest living horse. She is Fancy, a Virginia-based Quarter Horse, who will turn 38 in April 2026. She was recently recognised by Guinness World Records; for the unversed, the average lifespan of a horse is…

Times Pets

DHS Is 'Upgrading' a Detention Facility Rife With Abuse Claims. It Should Close It Instead.

Federal officers at Camp East Montana have beaten people for requesting medicine and even placed bets on which detainee would attempt suicide next.

Reason

Ex-DOGE engineer had access to private information of millions of Americans, claims whistleblower: 'Wanted to sanitize data'

A whistleblower complaint has triggered a federal investigation into claims that a former member of a government cost-cutting team said he had access to sensitive Social Security data and planned to use it after moving to a private sector job.

The Times of India

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Former DOGE engineer allegedly stole 500 million Americans’ data – his reason for needing it is more alarming than the theft itself

He allegedly told coworkers he expected a presidential pardon.

The Guardian - US

US vaccine panel retreats from mRNA Covid review ahead of midterms

Advisers to RFK Jr drop the plan to end federal guidance amid Republican worries about the political impact

The Independent UK

Pentagon is banning press photographers over ‘unflattering’ photos of Pete Hegseth: report

Pentagon implemented a new rule last year that led to mainstream media outlets losing press credentials

The Conversation

US military leans into AI for attack on Iran, but the tech doesn’t lessen the need for human judgment in war

The U.S. military was able “to strike a blistering 1,000 targets in the first 24 hours of its attack on Iran” thanks in part to its use of artificial intelligence, according to The Washington Post. The military has used Claude, the AI tool from Anthropic, combined with Palantir’s Maven system,…

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The Independent UK

DOGE staffer had ‘God-level’ Social Security access and expected Trump’s pardon, whistleblower says

Members of Congress demand investigations after complaint alleges unprecedented breach of Americans’ data

The Conversation

Why it’s unlikely that Saudi Arabia wanted the US to bomb Iran

A report in the Washington Post the day after the Iran war began suggested that Saudi Arabia and Israel had both lobbied Donald Trump to attack Iran. The Saudis swiftly denied that they had pushed for war.

International Business Times

By the Numbers: U.S. Burnt Through Over $5 Billion in Munitions During First 48 Hours of Iran War

In the first two days of the Iran war, the U.S. used more than $5 billion worth of munitions

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US Expends $5.6 Billion in Weapons in First 48 Hours of Iran Operations: Report

The United States used approximately $5.6 billion worth of weaponry during the first 48 hours of its military operations against Iran, according to a report by The Washington Post. The estimate, which was presented to Congress on Monday, has sparked debate over the administration’s claim that the campaign is not…

The Independent UK

What is a ‘super El Niño’? Scientists predict record-breaking climate event this year

Scientists are seeing warning signs that there will be a huge El Niño event this year — with lasting impacts on our climate

The Independent UK

Trump team picks little-known companies to spearhead turning warehouses into ICE mass detention centers

ICE is looking to increase detention capacity amid Trump’s massive immigration crackdown

The Times of India

Khamenei gone but regime change in Iran 'unlikely', US intelligence warns — report

A joint US-Israeli attack killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, fulfilling President Trump's "regime change" calls. However, a classified intelligence report suggests this is unlikely to topple the entrenched clerical and military establishment, even with a large-scale assault. Analysts concluded Iran's system would likely continue functioning due to established…

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