The Department of Justice has launched an inquiry into George Santos for allegedly manipulating a prediction market using false social media posts about attending a high-profile political event.
Anthropic broadens availability of its robust AI model, Claude Mythos Preview, to 150 new organizations in critical infrastructure sectors amid growing cybersecurity concerns.
The Justice Department has sharply increased denaturalization cases, raising concerns that citizenship revocation may target naturalized Americans beyond serious crimes, including political opponents.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the AI sector’s focus is on technology and business quality, not on who goes public first amid rising IPO activity.
The Department of Justice affirmed it will comply with a federal judge’s injunction halting the controversial anti-weaponization fund, even as Republican leaders express unease about funding the program.
The Justice Department has confirmed it will halt the $1.77 billion anti-weaponization fund aimed at compensating individuals allegedly targeted under the previous administration.
Anthropic is negotiating with the EU cybersecurity agency ENISA to grant access to its AI-powered cybersecurity platform Mythos, marking a potential first outside the US and UK.
The Department of Justice has filed to disqualify a federal judge from a key Georgia election records dispute following a public reprimand and political event attendance concerns.
The Department of Justice outlined its strategy to deploy a $1.8 billion fund aimed at strengthening oversight, transparency, and nonpartisan operations within federal law enforcement.
The Department of Justice has filed for Judge Eleanor Ross’s recusal from a federal Georgia election lawsuit, citing concerns over her attendance at a partisan political event.
Pam Bondi’s efforts to blame others for the Justice Department’s mishandling of Jeffrey Epstein documents were challenged by a former DOJ official highlighting her active role in obstruction.
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi told the House Oversight Committee that the Justice Department complied with the Epstein Files Transparency Act by releasing all required documents, despite controversy over the process.