The Central Intelligence Agency published a produced recruitment video online on Monday night as part of a new initiative to take advantage of what U.S. officials believe to be an “unprecedented” opportunity to persuade Russians disenchanted with the Ukraine war and Russian culture to share their secrets.
Read More CIA launches Russian spy recruitment video
The head of Russia’s Wagner mercenary group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, had exhibited what he claimed to be the body and identifying documents of a deceased former United States Army Green Beret who had been slain in Bakhmut while fighting for Ukraine, in a video posted on the Wagner Telegram group on Tuesday.
Read More Russian General claims to have killed U.S. soldier in Ukraine
Turkey will hold a runoff election on May 18th as the current Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, faced his strongest challenger in 20 years.
Read More Turkey heads to election runoff
The United States government has announced charges on Tuesday, in connection to five cases involving alleged attempts to steal technology for China, Russia, and Iran.
Read More Ex-Apple engineer charged for attempting to steal tech, fleeing to China
In a letter to the House and Senate justice committees, attorneys for an IRS whistleblower claim that the whistleblower’s entire team has been dismissed from the Hunter Biden investigation, accusing the government of engaging in unlawful retribution.
Read More IRS whistleblower letter points out DOJ retaliation in Hunter Biden probe
The CEO of OpenAI, the company that created ChatGPT, Sam Altman, believed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will reshape society as a whole, but said that it comes with very real dangers as well.
Read More OpenAI CEO acknowledges risks of AI and admits to being ‘a little bit scared’