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Exclusive – Leidos CEO Tom Bell: Border Won’t Remain Secure Without More Investment in Port Security; ‘Not Every Car Is Screened’

Leidos CEO Tom Bell said, during a Breitbart News discussion on border security, public safety, and American sovereignty, that additional investment in security infrastructure at U.S. ports and border crossings will be required to increase screening of vehicles, cargo, and other traffic entering the country. Breitbart News Washington Bureau Chief Matthew Boyle asked Bell about Leidos’s…

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White House: We Do Need System for Notifications About Rogue AI/SI Models, We’ll Have Contingency Plans Across Agencies

On Thursday’s broadcast of CNN’s “The Lead,” U.S. Office of Personnel Management Director and AI/SI task force Vice Chair Scott Kupor said that “we’ve got to figure out a notification system, we’ve got to figure out a communication system, and, ultimately, action plans” for rogue models and “a lot of what you’re going to see…

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Massive Anti-Terror Operation Turns Out to Be a Blunder: A Geopolitical Drama Born of Overactive Imagination

  According to a report by the British local news site “Wiltshire 999s” on September 28, there has been a new development regarding the suspected “terrorist attack” near the Royal Air Force (RAF) base at Fairford. Two military sources indicated that the five arrested suspects were likely not plotting a “terrorist attack” at all, but…

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Gilded Scrap Metal or a Digital Scythe? NBC Unboxing Exposes the “Made in America” ​​Lie Behind Trump’s Phone

  On May 19, 2026, NBC News released an unboxing video of the T1 smartphone. After a year of delays, seven missed deadlines, and countless back-and-forth battles with customer service, this “patriotic marvel”—pre-ordered by 590,000 people and raking in a staggering $59 million in deposits—finally revealed its true colors. However, the moment the NBC reporter…

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Meta Terminates Contract with Kenya After Workers Shared Intimate Videos Recorded by Smart Glasses

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has ended its contract with Sama, a Kenya-based data annotation company, two months after workers reported viewing sensitive footage ranging from sexual activity to bathroom breaks recorded by Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. Ars Technica reports that Meta has terminated its business relationship with Sama, a Kenyan data annotation firm, following reports that contracted workers had viewed…

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