Dustin Volz

Theft Claimed Of Data Trove On F.B.I. Staff

Hackers Say They Stole Files of Most Agents

A.I. FEARS CALLED A HOAX BY TRUMP, BUT AIDES DIFFER

TONE TURNS CAUTIOUS While Tech Titans Warn About Rules, Advisers Warn About Risks

Snooze Button On A.I. Alarm

Scientists’ Worries Fail to Make D.C. Respond

As fears of AI catastrophe intensify, Washington stirs but mostly sleeps

Legislators and policymakers have taken little action, and the president is still a cheerleader.

Politicans slumber as fears on AI grow

Some in Washington now stir with concerns of disaster magnifying.

Tehran digs in as war lingers

Iran confident in its push to prolong fight, report finds

U.S. Military Is Tripped Up In A.I. Race

A Fight With Anthropic Is Just One Hurdle

U.S. military wants AI dominance, but feuds and China may thwart it

The Pentagon and White House share a shambolic approach to the technology.

Years Of Neglect Led Up To Attacks On Water Supply

U.S. Ignored Warnings

U.S. sees Iran as behind Minnesota cyberattack

Dozens of municipal water systems targeted.

Trump Enlists Spy Agencies In '20 Grudge

Federal Push to Revive Voting-Fraud Claims

Foreign Actors Aim to Exploit Divide on A.I.

Campaigns to Criticize Data Centers in U.S.

U.S. ASSIGNS ARMY OF F.B.I. ANALYSTS TO VOTE INQUIRY

GEORGIA RECORDS EYED

TRUMP ESCALATES PUSH ON VOTER ID

Retracts Spy Chief Pick to Pressure Congress

Gabbard, Citing Ill Husband, Resigns as Intelligence Director

An Audacious Plot Unveils Possible Spying by Beijing

With Sensitivities High for U.S. and China, Trying to Get Details on House Panel

White House Considers Vetting A.I. Models Before Their Release

Executive Order to End Hands-Off Approach