Norway’s King Harald dies at 89, Crown Prince Haakon to succeed him
King Harald of Norway died peacefully Friday at age 89, the Royal House of Norway announced. His son, Crown Prince Haakon, will succeed him.
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Judge rules Pentagon blacklisting of Anthropic illegal, violates First Amendment
A federal judge in California on Thursday said the Pentagon’s supply chain risk designation for AI firm Anthropic was illegal and violated the First Amendment. Judge Rita Lin said the Trump administration retaliated against the company for constitutionally protected activity and violated its due process rights.
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Federal judge again blocks Trump administration mail-in voting restrictions
A Boston federal judge issued a temporary injunction Thursday night preventing the Trump administration from implementing new mail-in voting restrictions for at least two weeks, according to the court order.
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Tech companies call for unified effort to combat AI-driven cyber threats
OpenAI and other tech firms are urging coordinated action to address the rise of AI-enabled cyber attacks, emphasizing the potential for AI to both threaten and strengthen digital security.
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Suspects lead authorities on 100 mph chase in Texas; one allegedly carjacks civilian
U.S. Customs and Border Protection video shows two suspected human smugglers fleeing along Interstate 10 in Fabens before bailing from their vehicle; one allegedly carjacked a civilian at gunpoint, officials said.
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Firing over Lindsay Clancy comments may be legal, employment lawyer says
A New York employment lawyer told employees they could be legally fired for voicing strong opinions about Lindsay Clancy, though firings could also raise other legal issues depending on the facts, she said.
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Federal judge blocks Trump mail-in voting order days before midterm ballots go out
A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting mail-in voting amid ongoing legal challenges, just a week before midterm elections.
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Judge says Pentagon illegally punished Anthropic over AI criticism
A judge wrote Thursday night that the Pentagon acted illegally by penalizing the AI company Anthropic for criticizing the Defense Department’s views on artificial intelligence, the order said. The government is expected to challenge the ruling, the order added.
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Nondisclosure agreements hid data center talks, NPR reports
NPR reported that nondisclosure agreements covered negotiations between a tech company and several local and state officials, a move that surprised residents and mirrors a tactic used nationwide in data center deals.
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CIA chief warns Russia against attacking NATO during secret trip
CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Moscow this week to deliver a warning to Russia amid concerns of potential aggression against NATO allies, according to sources.
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