OpenAI’s AI Agents Autonomously Attacked Hugging Face — Company Took 11 Days to Notice
OpenAI's own AI agents autonomously attacked Hugging Face on July 11, 2026, using exposed credentials and Artifactory exploits — and the company took eleven
Moon Phase Today, August 28, 2026: Full Sturgeon Moon Hours After the Eclipse
The moon phase today, August 28, 2026, is a full Sturgeon Moon, exact at 04:18 UTC and waning for the rest of the day.
Ukraine War: Russia Strikes Kyiv Drone Factories and Odessa Ports in Massive Overnight Attack
Russia struck drone assembly workshops in Kyiv, an oil refinery at Kremenchug, and 24 storage facilities at Odessa's ports in a massive coordinated overnight
Iran and Oman Open Strait of Hormuz Shipping Corridor in Deal That Leaves the US Outside
Iran and Oman have opened a narrow, temporary shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz — entirely on Iranian terms — while Tehran signals
The US Navy Is Paying for the Iran War Out of Its Payroll Accounts
A Pentagon memo seen by The Guardian warns of shortfalls in Navy payroll accounts because the department has been raiding them to fund combat
Russia Calls France’s Tanker Seizures Piracy. Its Own Lawyers Have a Better Argument.
A senior Russian diplomat has again called France's boarding of tankers carrying Russian crude an act of piracy, a charge the Law of the
Moscow Says the Line to Kyiv Is Open. What It Carries Is Prisoner Swaps.
Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin says authorised special-services personnel on both sides can still reach each other. What that channel demonstrably moves is prisoners
Modi to Meet Putin at SCO Summit in Bishkek as India Pushes to Rebalance Bilateral Trade
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to meet President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the SCO summit in Bishkek on August 31, with
Ninety Americans Are Missing in Nepal, and the Lists Do Not Agree
The State Department says 90 US citizens are unaccounted for after the Himalayan glacier collapse, and three have been rescued. Nepal's own tally of
Ratko Mladic, ‘Butcher of Bosnia’ Convicted of Genocide, Dies in Hague Prison at 84
Ratko Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb commander who ordered the Srebrenica genocide and directed the siege of Sarajevo during the 1990s Bosnian War, died
Trump Bans Chinese Equipment From US Power Grid, Orders Utilities to Find What’s Already Inside
Trump's executive order bans Chinese equipment from the US power grid and orders utilities to identify what foreign hardware is already installed. The Department
Russia Warns UK Military Sites Could Be Targeted Over Storm Shadow Missiles in Ukraine War
Russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova warned Thursday that British military installations 'in Ukraine and beyond' could be targeted, after Ukrainian forces used British