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Security archive — page 4 of 4, newest and highest-significance first.
Iran launched missile and drone attacks on Amazon data centers in the Middle East. Satellite images from Europe's Copernicus Sentinel-2 show the damage. At least one Saudi oil facility was also hit. The attacks are part of a wider conflict involving the US, Gulf states, Iran, Houthis, and Iraqi militias.
Donald Trump was involved in wars in Iraq and Iran. These wars were about American security interests in the Middle East. The US attacked these countries. The wars were started by previous US presidents, but Trump continued them.
Store clerk’s tip busts former Navy SEAL plotting to bomb cops at No Kings protest
In 2015, Denise Huskins and Aaron Quinn were attacked in their home by Matthew Muller. Muller broke in, tied them up, and took Denise away. Denise was later released, and Muller was arrested by police. The couple later shared their experience in a television interview.
Jon Green, also known as Ted Maher, was arrested in 2025 for trying to have his ex-wife killed. He had previously been convicted of arson in 2002 that caused the death of billionaire Edmond Safra and his nurse. Erin Moriarty and Josh Yager first interviewed him in 2002 when he was still using the name Ted Maher. The story covers his two identities and the crimes linked to each.
Davis McClendon was killed in a car accident. A truck hit him and drove away. The truck belonged to Bud Ackerman, a man connected to McClendon's love interest.
John Blauvelt was a military recruiter. He killed his wife Cati with a knife. He then ran away with a teenage girl. He was caught six years later.
Iran Has Figured Out How to Overwhelm U.S. Air Defenses
The US Army showed a new system called 'Hammer of Gods.' It is a portable electronic device that can be hidden on ships. It confuses the guidance of enemy missiles, making them miss their targets. The Army tested it on land for two years and recently demonstrated it off the US West Coast.
Australia's internet safety agency has started a court case against the messaging app Telegram. The agency says Telegram did not remove videos showing terrorist executions and mass shootings. These videos are linked to the Christchurch mosque attack and the Buffalo supermarket shooting. The agency wants Telegram to take responsibility for the harmful content.
Bryan Kohberger's stunning claims draw fiery response from defense expert who uncovered key evidence
Golden Dome could leave US vulnerable to drone attacks without Israeli systems
Drink-spiking defense: New bracelet aims to expose drugs with a drop of your cocktail
Russia exposes NATO weapons gap as top commander warns ‘the math is not in favor of the West’
Trump’s Saudi nuclear deal is making Israel uneasy
A new monument in Washington, D.C. was opened to celebrate America's 250th birthday. It lets people search for family members who served in the U.S. military. The names of these relatives appear on digital flags.
Paris knife attacker tackled after stabbing 3 women
Flagstar customers could see payouts up to $25K in class action settlement
Mayor Mamdani, do the right thing and skip the 9/11 anniversary
Wife of ‘angel’ soldier killed by Iran drone honors his legacy: ‘He loved his family’
Hero shop owner who foiled Navy SEAL’s bomb plot at ‘No Kings’ protest
