Trump Faces 60-Day Clock as War Powers Act Deadline Looms Over Iran Conflict
A 1973 law designed to check presidential war-making could force a constitutional showdown as the administration weighs its next moves in the Gulf.
Zara Mitchell
Cybersecurity & Privacy Correspondent
Zara Mitchell reports on cybersecurity, digital privacy, and surveillance. She covers data breaches, encryption policy, and the ongoing tension between security and civil liberties.
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Rep. David Scott Dies at 80, Leaving Legacy as Champion for Black Communities
The Georgia congressman, who represented Atlanta's suburbs for over two decades, remained in office despite mounting health concerns.
The Privacy Cost of Aging at Home: How Elder Care Tech Tracks Your Every Move
Smart sensors and AI caregivers promise independence for seniors, but they're also creating unprecedented surveillance inside America's homes.
CDC Suppresses Internal Study on COVID Vaccine Effectiveness After Political Pressure
Agency's acting director blocks publication of research showing hospitalization benefits, citing concerns over "inaccurate picture" despite peer review completion.
Utah Valley University Cancels Graduation Speaker After Posts About Charlie Kirk's Death Resurface
Sharon McMahon's invitation was revoked after the university discovered her past social media commentary on the 2024 campus shooting that claimed the conservative activist's life.
Microsoft Slashes Xbox Game Pass Prices But Removes Future Call of Duty Games From Day-One Access
Gaming giant reverses course on subscription costs following player revolt, while simultaneously ending marquee franchise's immediate availability on the service.
Why Security Experts Warn Against 'Lifetime' PDF Software Deals
Cheap alternatives to Adobe Acrobat may save money upfront, but often lack critical security updates that protect sensitive documents.
Lyrids Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight: Your Guide to Viewing Spring's Celestial Display
The annual meteor shower runs through April 26, with optimal viewing conditions expected in dark-sky areas away from city lights.
Ghanaian Socialite Abu Trica Released on Bail After High Court Ruling
Frederick Kumi, known for his lavish social media presence, secures release pending trial in ongoing legal case
Meta Plans to Monitor Employee Keystrokes and Clicks to Feed AI Training Data
The social media giant will harvest workplace activity from its own staff to develop artificial intelligence systems, raising questions about consent and surveillance in the modern office.
Apple's Next CEO Faces a Profitable Empire Running Low on Innovation
John Ternus inherits Tim Cook's throne at the world's most valuable company — but the easy wins are gone.
Vice President Vance Postpones Pakistan Trip as Iran Nuclear Talks Stall
Tehran's silence on U.S. terms threatens fragile diplomatic push to prevent Middle East escalation.
Europe's Iran Gambit Stalls as Tehran and Washington Dictate Terms
A Franco-British naval plan to secure the Strait of Hormuz promised European influence in the escalating crisis, but the continent remains sidelined in decisions that could reshape global energy security.
Apple's New CEO Faces Security Crossroads as John Ternus Takes the Helm
As Tim Cook steps down, the incoming CEO inherits mounting privacy questions and a cybersecurity landscape Apple can no longer dominate through design alone.
Louisiana Man Kills Seven Children and Another After Wife Requests Divorce
Shamar Elkins allegedly shot eight people, including his seven children, and critically wounded his wife in what authorities describe as a domestic violence mass killing.
Clash of Negotiating Cultures Threatens U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks as Second Attempt Begins
America's demand for quick wins collides with Tehran's centuries-old patience strategy as diplomats return to the table.
Trump Labor Secretary Resigns Under Cloud of Misconduct Probe
Lori Chavez-DeRemer's departure comes as internal investigators examine allegations that threatened to overshadow the department's agenda.
U.S. Navy Intercepts 27 Vessels as Strait of Hormuz Blockade Enters Second Week
Marines board Iranian cargo ship while military operation disrupts critical oil chokepoint used by one-fifth of global petroleum trade.
Supreme Court to Decide If Religious Preschools Can Exclude LGBTQ Families While Taking State Funds
Catholic schools in Colorado are challenging their exclusion from a state-funded program after refusing to enroll children of gay parents.
Democrats Eye Senate Majority as Four GOP Seats Tilt Competitive in 2026 Midterms
Favorable polling and strategic candidate recruitment have transformed what seemed impossible into a genuine path to Senate control.
U.S. Navy Disables and Seizes Iranian Cargo Vessel in Gulf of Oman
Marines now control the TOUSKA after crew ignored orders to stop at naval blockade, Trump announces
Highland Postal Voters Face Critical Deadline as Council Issues Urgent Reminder
Electoral officials warn that thousands of postal ballots could be invalidated if voters don't follow instructions carefully before the approaching deadline.
Irish Deputy PM Micheál Martin Commits to Leading Fianna Fáil Into Next Election
Tánaiste dismisses speculation about early departure, pledges to fulfill leadership mandate through upcoming electoral contests
Fatal Explosion at Tamil Nadu Firecracker Factory Kills 20 Workers
Blast at Virudhunagar district facility raises renewed questions about safety standards in India's fireworks manufacturing hub.
Victorian Councils Push Back as Premier Frames Housing Crisis as YIMBY vs NIMBY Battle
Local governments reject blame for stalled developments as state election looms, pointing to infrastructure gaps and government delays.
How External Threats Transform Domestic Politics: The Rally-Around-the-Flag Effect in Iran, Somaliland, and South Africa
When outside pressure mounts, fractured societies often unite behind their governments — a pattern playing out across three vastly different nations.
Jamaica's Digital Infrastructure Faces Growing Pains as Cyber Threats Multiply During Modernization Push
As the Caribbean nation rushes to digitize government services, security gaps are exposing sensitive citizen data to ransomware gangs and state-backed hackers.
Heritage Home Blocks Demolition of Abandoned Shopping Center in Planning Dispute
A single protected residence stands in the way of a major redevelopment, highlighting tensions between preservation and urban renewal.
Hotel Architect Launches Into Early Access Next Month With Ambitious Management Sim Formula
Pathos Interactive's detailed hotel construction game promises deep customization when it arrives on Steam in May.
FBI Director Kash Patel Denies Drinking Allegations as Security Concerns Mount
Multiple news outlets report concerns among officials about Patel's conduct, prompting fierce pushback from the FBI chief.