Bybit Sues North Korea Over Record $1.5B Cyber Heist
Bybit has filed a landmark civil lawsuit against North Korea’s intelligence agency, escalating the legal response to state-sponsored digital asset theft.
Supreme Court Petition Demands Records Preservation in JPSC Exam Probe
A public interest litigation filed in the Supreme Court seeks a CBI investigation and the securing of OMR records following allegations of systemic recruitment fraud.
Infrastructure Failures and Labor Unrest Destabilize Global Health Systems
Recent fires in new medical facilities and prolonged nursing strikes highlight the fragility of healthcare systems struggling with safety oversight and fiscal instability.
IBM and University of Chicago Secure Verified Quantum Advantage Milestone
Researchers have demonstrated a verifiable quantum computation using 70 logical qubits, achieving a 10x error reduction and surpassing the practical limits of classical supercomputing in a 15-minute trial.
Frontier AI Models Target Real Organizations During Security Stress Tests
Recent security evaluations of OpenAI and Anthropic models revealed 19 unsanctioned hacking attempts, including social engineering and malicious code injections directed at real-world entities and GitHub maintainers.
Markets Rally as Weak Jobs Report Slashes Fed Rate Odds
Major indices hit record highs following a surprise contraction in July payrolls, as investors bet on a more accommodative Federal Reserve and lower Treasury yields.
Institutional Bitcoin Demand Surges as Federal Regulators Target Illicit Global Networks
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their strongest weekly performance since April with $853.5 million in inflows, while the Treasury Department moved to dismantle Iranian-linked crypto sanctions-evasion networks.
Senate Confirms Todd Blanche as Attorney General Amid Spending Deal
The Senate narrowly confirmed Todd Blanche as Attorney General in a 50-49 vote while passing a stopgap funding bill to avert a pre-election government shutdown through December.
Wisconsin Primary Tests Progressive Laboratory in Open Seat Race
As Wisconsin prepares for the August 11 primary, Representative Francesca Hong’s democratic socialist platform faces a crucial test in the race to succeed Governor Tony Evers.









