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WASHINGTON – Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., declined this week to state whether he trusted Iran’s leadership more than President Donald Trump, and he accused the president of being a “liar” over his public statements about Iran and national security.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates : President Donald Trump announced Monday that U.S. officials are engaged in discussions with an unnamed but “respected” Iranian figure, suggesting Tehran is open to ending the ongoing conflict. Simultaneously, Trump granted Iran an additional five

Criminals have stepped up a wave of ATM jackpotting attacks across the United States in recent months, targeting machines in shopping centers, transit hubs and neighborhood banks to force them to dispense large amounts of cash. Law enforcement and industry

An Alabama college student’s unexplained death last month has prompted renewed attention on how law enforcement investigates suspected drugging cases, a retired investigator said Tuesday. Authorities say the case remains under review as coroners and criminal investigators gather medical evidence

A recent national poll released this week found that a majority of Americans expect the United States would deploy ground troops to Iran if tensions escalate, even as many oppose such a move. The survey asked U.S. adults about their

A rooftop fire in Manhattan broke out on Saturday morning, hours before the city’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade was scheduled to begin, prompting evacuations and a swift response from firefighting units. City officials said the blaze was contained within a

A former security official and a range of analysts say Iran has stepped up the use of artificial intelligence and automated tools to influence global public opinion, turning to information operations as part of a broader strategy to counter diplomatic

A retired Air Force general who previously advised high-profile UFO researchers, including Blink-182 guitarist Tom DeLonge, was reported missing earlier this week, according to family members and local authorities. The man, whose work with civilian UFO investigators drew media attention

Lawmakers in Washington are intensifying efforts to establish federal guardrails for artificial intelligence as industry use expands rapidly and international regulators move forward with comprehensive laws. The push reflects growing concerns about safety, fairness, national security and economic disruption tied

European regulators are moving closer to putting the landmark EU artificial intelligence law into practice, prompting companies across the globe to prepare compliance plans and overhaul product road maps. The law, which was proposed by the European Commission in 2021