Taiwan’s national security chief posted a map of 53 Chinese vessels from southern Japan to the Philippines. China has not responded, and the count’s method is undisclosed.
Blockchain firms TRM and Chainalysis link the Binance theft to North Korea’s TraderTraitor group. No government has confirmed it, and Binance’s account has shifted.
A DOJ inspector general audit found informant rules for ATF, the DEA and the Marshals were last updated in 2002 and do not address cartel terrorism designations or electronic payments.
A Boston jury found Kristin Knouse defamed ex-MIT biologist David Sabatini and rejected her harassment claims. What the trial showed, and what it did not.
A unanimous Fourth Circuit panel held West Virginia’s Daniel’s Law unconstitutional because it let officials sue without first requesting removal.
Houthis say missiles hit a Saudi refinery and the Riyadh defense ministry. Saudi authorities confirm interceptions only; no hit or casualties confirmed.
CENTCOM tells Congress the Iran war has cost at least $47.1 billion through mid-October, up $3.5 billion in weeks, with damage to U.S. bases left out.
FBI agents searched Stephen Cloobeck’s Beverly Hills mansion in the Eric Swalwell investigation, the second known search after August. No one has been charged and the warrant is sealed. What is on the record, what is alleged, and what is not established.
North Korea had carried out 16 ballistic missile launches through October 12, 2026, compared with six in all of 2025 and 12 in 2024, according to a tracking analysis published by The Korea Times on October 24 and updated October 26. Pyongyang also conducted cruise missile tests on seven separate occasions through October 14, including […]
The Trump administration is considering loosening sanctions on tankers in the global “shadow fleet” that carries Russian, Iranian and Venezuelan oil, Reuters reported on October 15, citing people familiar with internal discussions. The stated goal is to bring down record-high freight rates. The timing has drawn scrutiny: the deliberations follow a separate decision just one […]
The Justice Department inspector general found FCI Berlin, a New Hampshire federal prison holding ICE detainees, at half its rated population yet 54 staff short, with months-long medical delays and overnight rounds not walked.
The FTC and 20 states sued Dollar General after seven state settlements and 29,265 pricing complaints. The delay shows what federal consumer protection can and cannot do, from political texts to AI.