Office of Public Affairs | Oklahoma Man Charged in Connection with Sending Threatening Letters Containing Non-Toxic White Powder to Election and Government Officials Across the Country

Robin Patrick Martin, 67, of Oklahoma City, has been charged with conveying false or misleading information and hoaxes and mailing threatening communications in connection with threatening letters mailed to state election officials, members of Congress, the FBI and others. “As alleged, Martin mailed letters containing white powder to hundreds of state and federal officials, a […]

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‘National priority’ policies claim to solve Europe’s housing crisis. They may make it worse

Housing shortages and soaring rents are central to Spain’s upcoming general election. As each party presents voters with ways of addressing the crisis, far right party Vox is backing a simple solution: the principle of prioridad nacional, or “national priority”, which would put Spaniards first in line to receive government benefits. The policy is central […]

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UK judge takes on key role in upholding international law at International Court of Justice

Professor Dapo Akande elected as judge to the International Court of Justice following crunch UN vote  Leading international lawyer and academic received support from majority of UN Member States Election underlines the UK’s commitment to the international rule of law as UK judge returns to Court after 9 years A new UK judge, Professor Dapo Akande, has […]

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UK judge takes on key role in upholding international law at International Court of Justice

Professor Dapo Akande elected as judge to the International Court of Justice following crunch UN vote  Leading international lawyer and academic received support from majority of UN Member States Election underlines the UK’s commitment to the international rule of law as UK judge returns to Court after 9 years A new UK judge, Professor Dapo Akande, has […]

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FBI Flags Over 600 Crypto Addresses Linked to Record-Breaking $6.3 Billion Binance Heist

WASHINGTON — The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), alongside the U.S. Secret Service and IRS Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI), has officially identified more than 600 cryptocurrency wallet addresses linked to the record-breaking $6.3 billion cyber theft targeting cryptocurrency exchange Binance. Federal law enforcement authorities formally attributed the attack to the state-sponsored North Korean cyber threat group […]

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Office of Public Affairs | Defense and Aerospace Contractors ILC Dover and ILC Astrospace Agree to Pay $13M to Resolve Cybersecurity Fraud Allegations

Defense and aerospace companies ILC Dover LP and ILC Astrospace LLC, of Frederica, Delaware, have agreed to pay $13 million to resolve allegations that they violated the False Claims Act by failing to comply with cybersecurity requirements in their contracts with the Department of the Army, the Missile Defense Agency, and the National Aeronautics and […]

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Scientists find evidence of rarest particle decay after 42-years – UKRI

The discovery, supported by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC), provides evidence for the rarest decay of a ‘beauty’ particle ever seen at the LHC. The result brings physicists closer to exploring the ‘Zeptoverse’, a world of extremely small distances, around a billionth of a trillionth of a metre. Here new particles and fundamental […]

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Ireland: A Mother Leaps from Window to Escape Horrific Arson Attack in Dublin 8; Seven Hospitalized

DUBLIN — A mother was forced to leap from a top-floor window of her home to escape a violent arson attack in Dublin 8 on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, leaving seven people—including an infant and a young child—hospitalized. Emergency services rushed to the scene at Clanbrassil Close following reports of a suspected petrol bomb attack […]

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Severe Economic and Energy Crisis Plunges Cuba into Humanitarian Strain following Escalating U.S. Sanctions and Decades of Systemic Failure

HAVANA — Cuba is experiencing a worsening humanitarian and economic crisis as bare pharmacy shelves, severe bread shortages, and prolonged daily blackouts cripple daily life across the island nation. The deteriorating conditions follow decades of centralized single-party rule, domestic economic mismanagement, and a long-standing U.S. trade embargo. The crisis has intensified significantly in 2026 under […]

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Cyberattacks Target EU Supermarket Fridges: Unaffected Retailers Urged to Implement Immediate Safeguards Following Second Wave of Attack

STOCKHOLM — A wave of coordinated cyberattacks targeting industrial refrigeration systems swept across seven European nations on November 2, 2026, forcing grocery chains, independent butchers, and hypermarkets to discard massive quantities of spoiled food. With attacks escalating across the continent, cybersecurity authorities and retail associations are issuing urgent advisories instructing unaffected stores to fortify their […]

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