‘Unprecedented’: US sailors charged with selling military secrets to China
Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Christopher Wray said last year that the FBI opens a new counterintelligence case against China every 12 hours on average.
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A perfect opportunity for a reset of Seattle politics
With the primary race over, Seattle voters have an opportunity to reshape city politics by electing problem-solvers to the City Council in November.
Vietnam considers Japan top economic partner: vice president – Japan Today
Vietnam considers Japan top economic partner: vice president Japan Today
Russia’s Pro-War Bloggers Are Suddenly Sniping Among Themselves
A new tone has set in among the uninhibited military bloggers, whose support for the invasion has given them unusual powers to speak out.
Commentary: AI improves breast cancer detection, but will that save lives?
Radiologists can benefit from artificial intelligence technology that flags risky mammograms, but it will take more to confirm that patients benefit, says Lisa Jarvis for Bloomberg Opinion.
Traditional owners win pause in woodland clearing at cultural site in Darwin
Defence plan to build housing at Lee Point/Binybara put on hold after calls for habitat of Gouldian finches and black-footed tree rat to be protectedFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, fr…
The Boring Company Will Dig a 68-Mile Tunnel Network Under Las Vegas
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Elon Musk’s tunneling company has permission to significantly expand its operations under the city of Las Vegas. Last month, the Las Vegas City Council voted unanimously to approve the Boring Compa…
Indiana woman dies from drinking too much water
Doctors urge people to continue consuming electrolytes alongside water on hot days
Facebook owner Meta carries out threat to block news in Canada
Meta has threatened to block links to news sites in Canada for nearly a year in response to the law, which passed in late June.
Judge rejects attempt to temporarily block Connecticut’s landmark gun law passed after Sandy Hook
A federal judge has rejected a request to temporarily block Connecticut’s landmark 2013 gun control law passed after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting until a gun rights group’s lawsuit against the statute has concluded.