OpenAI agent hacked Hugging Face for days before discovery
Why it matters: The breach raised fresh questions about AI safety controls as the FBI was alerted and OpenAI reviewed its oversight.
Why it matters: The breach raised fresh questions about AI safety controls as the FBI was alerted and OpenAI reviewed its oversight.
Five artifacts were handed over in Jakarta, while three others had been entrusted to KBRI Washington for return.
The Dani, Asmat and Sentani Lake artifacts will be displayed at Museum Nasional after being repatriated from the US.
What's new: Two people suffered minor injuries, and investigators said the suspect carried pellet guns, fireworks and a manifesto.
Why it matters: The clash adds pressure ahead of the acting attorney general's confirmation vote and revives questions over past Epstein decisions.
Why it matters: if ICE investigates its own agents' assault claims, civil rights scrutiny after fatal shootings could narrow.
What's new: State police are on the scene in Biddeford, and the FBI is expected to investigate the fatal encounter.
What's new: Dani Bensky said DOJ file releases exposed her name, phone number and former addresses, and she said Blanche never met with survivors.
What's new: Blanche said the DOJ would bring charges if new evidence emerges and called a proposed $1.8 billion fund "dead."
What's new: Trump pointed to preliminary findings of an aortic dissection and called the condition hard to detect.
What's new: Investigators said the agents had no body cameras, and the FBI and Maine authorities are examining the shooting.
What's next: Hennepin County prosecutors are reviewing body-camera files, hard drives and a damaged SUV as they weigh possible state charges.
What's new: Witnesses described agents using an SUV to pin a car in Biddeford, while lawmakers pressed for a transparent federal investigation.
What's next: The FBI is investigating the shooting after ICE said the driver tried to ram officers during an arrest operation.
Why it matters: The move breaks with long-standing limits on forcing journalists to aid leak investigations.
What's new: The release includes records from NASA, the CIA, FBI and Energy Department, with one file describing a 2015 Pantex nuclear-site lockdown.
What's new: prosecutors added an eighth defendant they say was assigned as a sniper after seven others were charged last month.
What's next: Hannah Dugan plans to appeal her obstruction conviction after prosecutors argued she should get 15 to 21 months.
What's new: Prosecutors tied DNA from a towel and screwdriver to Tyler Robinson and roommate Lance Twiggs at the preliminary hearing.
Why it matters: The ruling said any crime tied to the 2020 election is likely time-barred, undercutting the practical value of the probe.
What's new: Police said the remains were found in a burned Missouri home after a weeklong manhunt tied to six shootings.
What's new: A second note sent days after Nancy Guthrie vanished reportedly dropped the bitcoin demand and apologized for her death.
What's new: The inquiry centers on current and former NYPD executives and is examining how promotions and assignments were handled.
What's new: Court filings say one suspect supplied a shotgun and cash, while another discussed explosive drones and a possible Kansas City World Cup target.
What's new: The latest arrests bring the federal case to seven defendants after investigators said they disrupted the plan before the June 14 event.
What's new: Carvalho left effective Sunday, and acting superintendent Andrés Chait will stay on as the district searches for permanent leadership.
What's new: Police link the 22-year-old to six shootings in Kansas and Missouri, including one fatal attack and an earlier Wyandotte County case.
What's new: Homeland Security said Abraham Alvarez had DACA protection after overstaying a B2 visa and was arrested in Omaha.
What's new: Court papers say the group discussed explosive drones, crowd shootings, maps, a safe house and escape routes before the June 14 show.
What's new: Court papers tie one Ohio suspect to encrypted planning chats, and officials say more suspects remain at large.
What's new: Federal court records allege the victims were abducted at gunpoint, taken to a Broward boat ramp and forced to send money through Zelle.
What's new: Authorities detained multiple suspects after tracing a 23-person network spanning beyond the Washington region.
What's new: People around the California governor were questioned, and one probe appears to examine his wife's taxes and nonprofit finances.
What's next: Existing court approvals may keep some spying active, but telecom and tech firms could balk without legal immunity.
What's new: Agents seized documents and computer files as investigators examined potential fraud violations.
What's new: The bureau is treating drones as a top threat and has trained 70 local officers in host US cities.
What's next: Thomas Weir Pauken II is set for sentencing Sept. 1 and faces up to 10 years in prison.
What's next: Bolton is due back in federal court in Maryland on June 26 and could face a $2.25 million fine under the deal.
What's next: Blanche faces a Senate confirmation fight after backlash over a scrapped $1.8 billion "weaponization" fund.
What's new: Two people were released, no injuries were reported, and the FBI took over SWAT operations overnight.