The air wing joined shortly after the USS Nimitz left port in San Diego. The Nimitz will participate in the Southern Seas 2026 exercises.
The U.S. and South Korea have wrapped up a major joint exercise focused on preparing Seoul to assume wartime operational control of allied forces.
The Pentagon is highlighting new national security concerns about Anthropic's use of foreign workers, including from China, according to a court filing. Why it matters: The Defense Department is raising red flags about a key element of the AI industry — its reliance on global talent — as it moves to dismiss Anthropic's lawsuit . What they're saying: "Anthropic employs a large number of foreign nationals to build and support its LLM products, including many from the Peoples Republic of China (PRC)," a March 17 declaration from Pentagon undersecretary Emil Michael states. - The use of those workers, Michael wrote, "increases the degree of adversarial risk should those employees comply with the PRC's National Intelligence Law." -…
The Pentagon is highlighting new national security concerns about Anthropic's use of foreign workers, including from China, according to a court filing. Why it matters: The Defense Department is raising red flags about a key element of the AI industry — its reliance on global talent — as it moves to dismiss Anthropic's lawsuit . What they're saying: "Anthropic employs a large number of foreign nationals to build and support its LLM products, including many from the Peoples Republic of China (PRC)," a March 17 declaration from Pentagon undersecretary Emil Michael states. - The use of those workers, Michael wrote, "increases the degree of adversarial risk should those employees comply with the PRC's National Intelligence Law." -…Open
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PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that “Iran is being decimated” as the U.S. and Israel target its missile and nuclear programs, while emphasizing the need for a ground component for regime change.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Donald J. Trump, and the Iranian regime.WHEN & WHERE: Netanyahu’s remarks […] The post Netanyahu Calls for ‘Ground Component’ in Iran War. appeared first on The National Pulse .
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that “Iran is being decimated” as the U.S. and Israel target its missile and nuclear programs, while emphasizing the need for a ground component for regime change. WHO WAS INVOLVED: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, President Donald J. Trump , and the Iranian regime. WHEN & WHERE: Netanyahu’s remarks were made on March 19 during a press conference , following comments by President Trump in the Oval Office earlier that day. KEY QUOTE: “You don’t want to replace one ayatollah with another. You don’t want to replace Hitler with Hitler.” – Benjamin Netanyahu IMPACT: Netanyahu’s comments underscore the complexities of addressing Iran’s…Open
On Thursday's "Carl Higbie FRONTLINE," Lidia Curnaj explained the depth of Iran's ideology.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) told Axios she is keeping the door open to endorsing challengers to her House Democratic colleagues "if someone crosses some huge line." Why it matters: Ocasio-Cortez hasn't endorsed a primary challenge to a sitting member in years and even signaled to colleagues during her run for House Oversight Committee ranking member that she may abandon the practice altogether. - But, asked in an interview at the Capitol on Wednesday about endorsing against incumbents, she told Axios: "I just haven't waded into that territory." - "Obviously, if someone crosses some huge line, it's never something that I rule out," the New York Democrat said, though she added that "it would have to be kind of an egregious…
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) told Axios she is keeping the door open to endorsing challengers to her House Democratic colleagues "if someone crosses some huge line." Why it matters: Ocasio-Cortez hasn't endorsed a primary challenge to a sitting member in years and even signaled to colleagues during her run for House Oversight Committee ranking member that she may abandon the practice altogether. - But, asked in an interview at the Capitol on Wednesday about endorsing against incumbents, she told Axios: "I just haven't waded into that territory." - "Obviously, if someone crosses some huge line, it's never something that I rule out," the New York Democrat said, though she added that "it would have to be kind of an egregious…Open
President Trump said he told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel he disapproved of the attack, which sent energy markets reeling. But Israeli officials said the Americans were informed beforehand.
The vote means the United States Mint can now begin producing the gold coin, which is expected to be released by the Fourth of July.
This week, our "Missing" series looks at the case of Tyler Bojanowski. He made what seemed to be a miraculous recovery after suffering from a severe brain injury last October. But after going out one night in February 2026, Bojanowski never made it home. As his family tries to piece together clues, they worry he may have reinjured himself and become disoriented. #missingperson #truecrime #TylerBojanowski CREDITS Host: Marni Hughes Executive Producer: Paige Lobdell, Carrie Perricone Editor: Allen Keefner NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.