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Blockchain analysis firm Elliptic later linked the attack to North Korea’s Lazarus Group, a state-sponsored hacking collective.

The White House banned the AP from the White House and Air Force One after the news outlet refused to change its style from the Gulf of Mexico to the “Gulf of America.”

The tech billionaire stole the show Thursday, a surprise guest who wielded a chainsaw to symbolize his government cuts.

The documentary “Grand Theft Hamlet,” which debuts Friday on Mubi, is a look at how a group of friends brought the Shakespeare play to life in a video game.

Ryan Duff, a self-described internet sleuth, published evidence that the person running the account wasn’t who she claimed.

Google and IBM have also developed quantum processors, as have smaller companies IonQ and Rigetti Computing.

The lawsuits all claim DOGE has violated the Privacy Act of 1974.

The Truth Social parent company, along with fellow right-leaning platform Rumble, accused the justice of attempted censorship.

Only the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade has been a bigger viewership draw for the network in recent years, NBC said.

The country’s data protection authority said the service of the Chinese AI app would resume once improvements are made in accordance with South Korean privacy law.

The world’s richest man is trying to sway politics on six continents.