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The FBI’s move suggests the attackers may have reached sensitive data stored on bureau systems, a troubling development for an agency that spends a lot of time worrying about exactly that sort of thing. The incident appears to involve surveillance returns and investigation records, though the bureau has not said what specifically triggered the designation.
A former Trump Iran adviser tells POLITICO he expects the fighting to continue and possibly escalate because both Washington and Tehran are too sure of themselves to compromise. He says talks are mostly performative, Iran wants guarantees and compensation, and the U.S. may be pushed toward more military moves.
A federal judge said the Defense Department’s designation of Anthropic as a supply-chain risk looks like punishment for the company’s efforts to limit military uses of its AI. Anthropic wants a temporary pause while courts consider whether the label was unlawful retaliation.
The FCC says new consumer routers made outside the United States could pose unacceptable security risks. Existing devices are still okay, but imports of unapproved new models are now banned unless companies get conditional approval.
The Justice Department argues that labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk did not violate the company's free speech rights and that the Pentagon acted reasonably in blocking its AI from warfighting systems.
JD Vance offered a cautionary counterpoint inside the White House on recent strikes against Iran. He raised concerns grounded in his military experience, stayed publicly supportive once decisions were made, and has a record of warning against long foreign entanglements.
The Pentagon's clash with AI company Anthropic escalated as its technology was reportedly used in a U.S. strike on Iran, raising questions about AI's role in modern conflict and governance.