The Trump administration must require that dual-national officials renounce any second citizenship as a condition of holding a security clearance. The post The Rocha Spy Case: Espionage and Conflicted Loyalty appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics The Rocha Spy Case: Espionage and Conflicted Loyalty The Trump administration must require that dual-national officials renounce any second citizenship as a condition of holding a security clearance. (Photo by James Manning/PA Images via Getty Images) The U.S. Department of Justice has filed suit to revoke the naturalized citizenship of Manuel Rocha, the former American diplomat exposed in 2023 as a long-running espionage asset of Communist Cuba. Not since Alger Hiss was unmasked as a Soviet spy has the State Department—and the nation—suffered such a profound betrayal by a senior diplomat. Rocha was a…Open
The agent, Kyle Seraphin, told Just the News he was just “dicking around” in a firearms incident that an FBI human resources official and others said violated the bureau’s safe weapons handling policies. The incident was part of a pattern of behavior that led to his suspension, according to a former colleague and internal FBI interview reviewed by Just the News.
The House Oversight Committee says it will investigate the deaths and disappearances of 10 American scientists who all had links to U.S. nuclear or space research programs. Authorities have not confirmed an official connection between members of the group, though it’s been noted that each of them had high-level security clearances at certain national research facilities.
The Pentagon has agreed to OpenAI's rules for deploying its technology safely in classified settings, though no contract has been signed, a source familiar with the talks tells Axios. Why it matters: The Pentagon has blasted OpenAI rival Anthropic for days, contending its red lines for AI use in the military -- mass surveillance and autonomous weapons -- are philosophical and "woke." - Now, the department, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment, appears to have accepted OpenAI's similar conditions. Catch up quick: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, in an overnight memo to employees, laid out his company's approach. - OpenAI also does not approve of ChatGPT for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons. - The company wants the…
The Pentagon has agreed to OpenAI's rules for deploying its technology safely in classified settings, though no contract has been signed, a source familiar with the talks tells Axios. Why it matters: The Pentagon has blasted OpenAI rival Anthropic for days, contending its red lines for AI use in the military -- mass surveillance and autonomous weapons -- are philosophical and "woke." - Now, the department, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment, appears to have accepted OpenAI's similar conditions. Catch up quick: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, in an overnight memo to employees, laid out his company's approach. - OpenAI also does not approve of ChatGPT for mass surveillance and autonomous weapons. - The company wants the…Open
