Macao's legislature has unanimously approved a bill granting courts the authority to hold trials behind closed doors when public proceedings are deemed a threat to national security. The move expands the powers of the city's national security committee and has drawn mixed reactions from observers.
A tabloid report exposing the secret online life of Bryon Noem, husband of former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, has ignited a firestorm in Washington, raising serious concerns about vetting failures and potential security risks during her tenure.
Macau's legislature has unanimously passed a new national security bill granting authorities the power to hold court hearings behind closed doors, a move officials say safeguards stability but critics warn curtails judicial transparency.
A new FCC ruling bars authorization for nearly all new foreign-made consumer routers, citing national security risks. With domestic production extremely limited, the policy effectively restricts most wireless router sales, sparking debate over its practical impact and potential for market disruption.
Three men have been arrested across England and Wales on suspicion of assisting a foreign intelligence service, with UK authorities pointing to China. The arrests mark the latest in a series of incidents straining diplomatic relations and raising concerns about covert political interference.
A U.S. national security panel rejected a startup's bid to force out its Chinese investor, Grand Pharmaceutical Group, after the Chinese firm hired lobbyists connected to Donald Trump Jr. The decision, seen as a rare win for a Chinese company in Washington, has sparked debate over influence and process.
A 69-year-old man becomes the first person convicted under a 2024 provision criminalizing financial dealings with fugitives, in a case that has ignited debate over the reach of Hong Kong's national security laws.
Former Hong Kong media magnate Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison following his conviction under the city's national security law, marking a landmark case with wide-ranging implications for the financial hub's legal and media landscape.
Hong Kong's High Court is set to sentence pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai on Monday, concluding a landmark trial under the city's national security law. The case has drawn intense international scrutiny and raised profound questions about the future of freedoms in the financial hub.
A federal appeals panel has temporarily allowed the $400 million White House ballroom project to proceed, instructing a lower court to re-evaluate its injunction in light of urgent national security claims made by the administration.
In a significant legal development, a Hong Kong appellate court has overturned the fraud conviction of former media mogul Jimmy Lai. The 78-year-old founder of the defunct Apple Daily remains imprisoned on separate national security charges, but the ruling marks a rare procedural victory in his complex legal battles.
The father of a U.S.-based Hong Kong activist has been found guilty under the city's national security laws for attempting to access an insurance policy in her name, marking the first conviction of a family member under the financial provisions of the 2024 ordinance.
A Hong Kong court has convicted the father of an overseas activist for attempting to access her frozen assets, marking the first such prosecution under the city's national security legislation and highlighting its extraterritorial reach.
The Trump administration's latest budget proposal calls for expanding private screening at U.S. airports, reigniting a long-standing debate over efficiency, cost savings, and the fundamental role of government in national security.
An appellate court in Hong Kong has quashed fraud convictions against former media tycoon Jimmy Lai, though the prominent activist remains imprisoned on separate national security charges. The ruling marks a rare legal victory in his protracted battle with authorities.
Jimmy Lai, the 78-year-old founder of the defunct Apple Daily, faces sentencing Monday after being convicted under Hong Kong's national security law. The case has drawn international scrutiny and raised questions about the city's legal landscape.
Media mogul Jimmy Lai faces sentencing Monday after being convicted under Hong Kong's national security law, in a case that has drawn intense international scrutiny and raised concerns about the city's legal landscape.
With a partial government shutdown targeting the Department of Homeland Security imminent, critical security and emergency response functions are set to operate with skeleton crews and without pay, raising concerns over airport delays and national preparedness.
In a historic and contentious decision, the U.S. government has declared AI lab Anthropic a "supply chain risk" to national security, barring military contractors from doing business with the company. The move, following a standoff over a $200M Pentagon contract, marks the first time such a designation has been applied to a domestic firm. Rival OpenAI swiftly secured its own defense contract, capitalizing on the upheaval.
With the Department of Homeland Security partially shuttered for over a month, Senator John Fetterman warns critical security preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are lagging, while TSA staffing crises lead to major airport delays nationwide.
