Chinese whistleblower reveals how China spies on citizens at home – and in the US

Whistleblower Ma Ruilin left a comfortable life as a Chinese government official. Now he’s living in New York and sharing what he learned about how China controls its people.

Anthropic CEO rejects Pentagon demand for unrestricted model access, says threats won’t sway it

Anthropic refuses Pentagon demand for unlimited AI use, citing autonomous weapons risks, as DoD threatens DPA action.

See the South Beach of the 1980s — a time of decline, change, renewal

South Beach began its transformation in 1970 when the Latins started coming and the Jews stayed away. The redevelopment moratorium brought the neighborhood to a standstill in 1973, leaving small ...
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Google: This Chinese Hacking Group Hit 42 Countries to Spy on Specific Targets

The Chinese spying group, dubbed UNC2814, is quite prolific and has been targeting telecom firms, though it's separate from China's notorious Salt Typhoon.

Treasury Rollbacks Leave Gaps as Chinese Networks Funnel Cartel Money, Critics Say

The Trump administration has gutted enforcement of the nation’s central corporate transparency law designed to identify beneficial owners of shell companies.

Jury Convicts SCOTUSblog Founder Tom Goldstein in Criminal Tax Fraud Trial

Tom Goldstein, 55, faces a potential years-long prison sentence after a jury returned a verdict finding him guilty on 12 of the 16 counts in the operative indictment.