The FBI is investigating a breach of its jobs website by the hacking group ShinyHunters, which claims to have stolen sensitive data on thousands of employees. The agency is working to determine the breach's source and mitigate risks while the portal remains offline. This incident follows previous hacking attempts targeting the FBI.
The FBI is investigating a breach of its jobs website, fbijobs.gov, after the hacking group ShinyHunters claimed to have stolen sensitive data on thousands of employees. The FBI is assessing the breach's source and working with third-party providers to mitigate risks. Reports indicate that the stolen data includes detailed job assignments of bureau officials.
Republican officials are reportedly worried about the Senate race in North Carolina, with concerns that former RNC chair Michael Whatley is likely to lose. This information was reported by the Washington Post on September 23, 2026.
Former President Donald Trump has revised his proposal regarding new regulations on grants administered by the National Institutes of Health (N.I.H.). The N.I.H. is the largest research agency in the U.S., with an annual budget of $48 billion allocated to health-related research.
Former President Trump has revised his proposal regarding new regulations on NIH grants. The NIH, which has an annual budget of $48 billion, plays a crucial role in funding research on various health issues.
Elisabeth Belien, a British survivor, testified against Kenneth Law, a Canadian man accused of selling toxic substances linked to multiple suicides. Law has admitted to aiding suicides in Canada, and his actions have been connected to nearly 80 deaths in the UK. Family members of victims provided impact statements during the sentencing hearing, detailing the emotional consequences of their losses.
A new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll shows that people are more likely to choose Democrats for congressional representation. Respondents also believe that Democrats would better address important issues like the economy and foreign policy.
Democrats in Maine have accused Senator Susan Collins of corruption after a ProPublica report indicated that the FBI had considered investigating her for bribery allegations, which were reportedly halted by former President Trump. The allegations are significant as Collins's Senate seat is critical for Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections.
Chris Ruddy, CEO of Newsmax, has requested President Trump to lift the ban on reporters from CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from covering his administration. Ruddy expressed his hope that Trump would reconsider this decision during an interview with BBC Newsnight.
Republican Senators Bernie Moreno and Jim Banks have raised concerns about a GOP inquiry into Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding party, likening it to previous investigations into President Trump's ties to Russia. Moreno emphasized his indifference toward who funds private celebrations.
US sanctions have increasingly disrupted travel for Iranian civilians by limiting access to airspace for domestic airlines and discouraging international carriers. The US Department of the Treasury designated 27 Iranian airlines on September 8, leading to widespread flight cancellations and forcing travelers to seek costly land routes. The sanctions are expected to have significant long-term consequences for Iran's aviation sector and related industries.
Olive ridley turtles have been spotted nesting on Seal and Huntington Beach in California, prompting scientists to investigate whether this is a rare occurrence or the beginning of a trend. The sighting of a female turtle laying eggs last weekend garnered significant attention from beachgoers.
The White House has banned Politico, citing concerns over a report that relied on anonymous sources from a press call. The White House's letter defended its actions and critiqued the reporting practices of the publication.
As US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping prepare for a state dinner, discussions will focus on a proposed AI notification system aimed at enhancing communication on national security issues related to AI. While optimism exists for establishing the system by year-end, several details remain to be finalized, including criteria for alerts and China's agreement. The appointment of a new 'AI czar' may also influence the timeline for implementation.
Judge Timothy J. Kelly has postponed a ruling on the White House's media ban. This case is reminiscent of a previous incident in November 2018, when he dealt with the expulsion of CNN's Jim Acosta by then-President Trump.
Neria Leiter, the son of Israel's ambassador to the U.S., was critically injured in a car-ramming attack in the West Bank on September 23, 2026. The assailant, Mahmoud Suleiman, was shot dead by security forces. Israeli officials, including the ambassador and Prime Minister Netanyahu, have expressed their support for Leiter's recovery.
Wael Naouar, a Gaza solidarity activist, is in critical condition after 39 days of hunger strike in Tunisia. He is protesting his detention and the charges of financial misconduct against him and three other activists. Human rights organizations have raised concerns about his health and the political nature of the charges.
Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Greg Casar introduced legislation to create a Cabinet-level Department of Artificial Intelligence on September 23, 2026. The department would regulate frontier AI development, monitor AI systems, and enforce a ban on artificial superintelligence. The bill includes provisions for criminal penalties for violations and aims to establish international agreements to prevent the development of superintelligence globally.
The US and China have commenced talks on AI safety, with discussions led by Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a proposed AI safety notification mechanism, although tensions exist due to US export controls and recent accusations against Chinese AI firms regarding intellectual property theft.
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