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LeadNationwide ground stop roils air travel

Many fliers stuck at terminals after what Homeland Security calls telecom outage.

Warren P. StrobelIan Duncan· Washington Post · US
SecondaryA shadow war is waged over Trump's ear on China

Some national security officials had clouted at Huang's influence

Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadFeds pressured Omar ex-bodyguard

Prosecutors prodded ex-security staffer to provide evidence against her, his lawyer says.

Ryan W. BriggsJake BlumgartWilliam Bender· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadCouncil sets hearings on Philly sheriff's office

The agency has come under scrutiny over issues with real estate auctions and courthouse security.

Amrith RamkumarRobbie Whelan· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadNvidia CEO’s Affair Became National-Security Nightmare

Revelations raise questions on how the tech company wielded its influence

Michael Wilner· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadSecurity concerns grow over Nvidia chief’s affair

Lawmakers are briefed and call for exec to appear

Susan Du· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryA LONG STORY IS ENDING FOR HISTORIC FRANKLIN LIBRARY

Space constraints, security incidents sped up plans to replace building serving Mpls. Native community.

LeadCITI SHOOTING THRUSTS HUNDREDS INTO TERROR

One victim is dead, and the suspect was killed by a security guard, officials said.

Lior SorokaGerry Shih· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryNetanyahu vows West Bank military operation after attack kills 2 soldiers

The prime minister ordered a full closure of the region, just days before an election seen as a referendum on his handling of security.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadPrepare for food shortages in cyber attack, public told

Britons warned to be ready in case ‘state-sponsored terrorism’ disrupts everyday life – as dozens of government services are knocked offline by a global security flaw and surge in hacking

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadSpy chief: AI is ‘supercharging’ threat to Britain

UK in ‘new era of national security’ with more dangers than Cold War

Warren P. Strobel· Washington Post · US
LeadStates seek help with security for midterms

MORE FOREIGN MEDDLING IS EXPECTED / Administration isn't doing enough, local officials say

Sheera Frenkel· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryOpenAI says it won't release newest AI model

Company's researchers raised security worries regarding GPT-6.1 Astra.

Dustin Volz· New York Times · US
SecondaryOpenAI Failed To Heed Alerts About Security

Employees Had Warned About Models Testing

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNew study eyes safety worries at Kirk event

Review: College deferred to TPUSA over security

Nicole Nixon· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryNEWSOM SIGNS BILLS TO PROTECT VOTING

New laws aim to boost security as Trump tries to exert control over the midterms.

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryTrump reaches security deal with Denmark on Greenland

President secures agreement to base US troops in the territory despite these earlier protests by residents

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadDrones targeting UK military sites nearly every day

As Poland warns Putin is planning to attack Nato, new figures reveal 340 security incidents at Ministry of Defence locations in the past year – and experts say Britain is unprepared for war

Jeff Day· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
Secondary$500K spent on Moriarty's security

County Attorney's Office made request amid threats, vitriol.

Warren P. StrobelNoah Robertson· Washington Post · US
LeadNSA begins historic retooling of spy agency

Focus will be on priorities including AI, China and cybersecurity

Hannah Furness· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadKing tells Harry: No return to the Firm

Couple to be treated as private citizens, letter sent on eve of security review says

Steve Thompson· Washington Post · US
SecondaryGOP’s no-tax stance tested

SOCIAL SECURITY FUNDS RUNNING DRY Some Republicans say it’s time to raise taxes

Joseph Morton· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadBush’s presidency rewritten by 9/11

Initial focus on domestic issues gave way to agenda on homeland security

Camilla Turner· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadPM’s Israel sanctions are ‘risk to UK security’

Tom Tugendhat, the shadow foreign secretary, warns plan will jeopardise Britain’s fight against terrorism

Cat Zakrzewski· Washington Post · US
SecondaryTrump to use Qatari plane for international trip

THERE ARE QUESTIONS ABOUT ITS SECURITY President wants to take the gift on a visit to Ireland

Jason Douglas· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryChinese Warships Cruise Too Close for Japan’s Comfort

Tokyo feels most severe security environment since World War II

Amelia Nierenberg· New York Times · US
SecondaryBitter Debate on E.U. Pursuit Divides Usually Genial Iceland

Wrestling With Security and Independence

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTampa International drops plan to privatize security

The TSA announced Monday that it is discontinuing the privatization program.

Michael WilnerDavid G. Savage· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadJustices weigh security role of the ballroom

Roberts lets work go on as court considers claim the 'complex' is 'vitally required.'

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadWho will pay for security of Meghan and Harry in UK?

After royal couple's bombshell decision to move back to Britain, Burnham dodges questions over whether taxpayer will bear the cost of keeping the pair safe - insisting it is 'a private matter'

Julia Frankel· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryIsraeli official says kill '30 to 40' nightly in Gaza

The minister of national security advocated on a podcast for assassinations of “not just those who pose an immediate threat.”

Paul Heintz· Boston Globe · US
SecondarySafety in city drives Vermont primary

Candidates differ on security in Burlington

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryRep. Castor cautions TIA on privatized security plan

She sent a letter this week to the airport’s CEO and the county aviation authority.

Christopher O'Donnell· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryA Russian crewed ship near MacDill fuels debate

Maritime industry is concerned a law waived amid the war risks security, jobs.

Nabih Bulos· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryJordan caught in regional security dilemma

The war on Iran has brought unwelcome attention to Amman’s ties with the U.S.

LeadInside Trump’s Push to Get New Air Force One Aloft

A Times Investigation Finds Trade-Offs in Plane Security and Ballooning Costs

Brittny Mejia· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryU.S. punished acts of protest, suit says

Homeland Security is accused of surveilling observers and yanking TSA clearance status.

SecondaryTRUMP SWITCHED JET AFTER THREAT BY IRAN PROXIES

Abrupt Move Highlights Security Issues in 747 Donated by Qatar

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTampa International taking security screening private

The airport will soon have a private contractor manage security employees and equipment.

Eric Schmitt· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadU.S. military injuries were withheld

Episode is the latest in Iran conflict of tension over operational security, informing public.

Joey GarrisonPhillip M. Bailey· Arizona Republic · US
LeadTrump questions election security

Alleges China meddled with 2020 electoral process

LeadWiddecombe death inquiry being treated as terror case

Police rearrest suspect amid fresh debate over security for politicians

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadWiddecombe murder was ‘not political’ say police after arrest

Detectives ‘open minded’ about motive for fatal attack as ‘security reviewed for Reform MPs’ and 28-year-old man from Rotherham is questioned over death of ex-Tory minister in her Devon home

Andrea Castillo· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFatal ICE shooting in Texas under scrutiny

Homeland Security claims self-defense, but three witnesses dispute that account.

Tyler PagerJulian E. BarnesEric Schmitt· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondarySecurity concerns prompt Trump to switch planes

He left Turkey in old Air Force One instead of new Qatari jet he arrived on.

SecondarySecurity Concern Forced Switch of Air Force Ones

A Swap Adds to Doubts About Retrofitting of a Jet From Qatar

Briana Bierschbach· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFeds leave state to fend for itself on voting security

As DOJ presses Minn. for voter rolls, usual briefings have vanished.

Eva Herscowitz· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondarySuburbs confront bills for festivals

Burnsville will pay for extra security at its event over objections.

Alfred Lubrano· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondarySocial Security recipients could face monthly cuts if Congress doesn’t act

The reductions could affect 68 million Americans, including 255,000 Philadelphians.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadPutin drones ‘spied on Britain’s nuclear and military sites’

Security experts say Kremlin orchestrated 15-month surveillance campaign using unmanned spy cameras launched from shadow fleet tankers to target RAF bases and dozens of European nations

Alexander Saeedy· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryJPMorgan Stokes Defense Industry

Dimon puts bank’s own funds into national-security sector, pledges broad expansion

Amrith RamkumarRobert Mcmillan· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadChina Resets AI Race With U.S. As Security Models Mark Gains

Advances intensify industry worries over White House barriers to developer releases

Grace Toohey· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadSlow vote count rankles, but fixes are hard

Speeding up tallies is no easy task in a huge state that prioritizes access and security.

Pippa CrerarDan Sabbagh· The Guardian · UK
LeadHealey's shock resignation leaves Starmer on the brink

Defence secretary says PM's investment plan endangers UK security

Tara Siegel Bernard and Margot Sanger-Katz· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondarySocial Security is facing cliff in 2032

Financial forecast for the program worsens.

Libor Jany· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryIn L.A., the lampposts may have eyes

Security-driven push to add license plate readers to poles raises privacy concerns.

Meryl KornfieldJulie Z. Weil· Washington Post · US
SecondarySocial Security shortfall is expected to accelerate

Drop in immigration and Trump’s tax cuts help drive trend, trustees say

Jake Offenhartz and Michael R. Sisak and Rebecca Santana· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondarySecurity at World Cup poses daunting challenge

Event across three nations kicks off this week, with 48 teams and 104 matches.

Dan SullivanDivya Kumar· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAfter scandal, ties helped ex-deputy land schools job

Anthony Collins beat 37 others to get gig as Hillsborough district’s director of security.

Perry Stein· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryBolton expected to plead guilty in documents case

The former national security adviser allegedly retained classified information while writing a memoir.

SecondaryBolton expected to plead guilty in security case

Ex-Trump adviser could face up to five years in prison

Dan Sullivan· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadHillsborough schools hires ex-deputy

Anthony Collins resigned from the sheriff’s office last year amid a cheating scandal. He is now the director of security for the county’s school district.

Henry FoyAmy Mackinnon· Financial Times · UK
LeadUS calms Nato allies’ fears with talk of extending nuclear umbrella in Europe

Extra deployments signalled ● Security pact bolstered amid troop cuts ● Eastern flanks threatened

Julian E. BarnesMaggie Haberman· New York Times · US
LeadHousing Official Chosen To Lead U.S. Intelligence

A Trump Loyalist With No Known Security Background Will Oversee Agencies

Pippa CrerarHenry Dyer· The Guardian · UK
LeadMandelson files reveal security briefings before vetting passed

Declassified emails shed more light on appointment scandal

LeadMandelson files show no mitigation of security concerns over top US job

Exclusive Papers cast doubt on reassurances from senior officials

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryUA aids national security
Jeffrey Schweers· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryFloridians pay for chief financial officer’s security at sporting events

After scolding others over spending, Blaise Ingoglia tapped agencies for his entourage.

Riley Beggin and Dan Diamond· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondarySecurity bill with ballroom funds ruled out of order

Senate parliamentarian’s decision found several problems with the multi-billion-dollar proposal.

Alan Rappeport· New York Times · US
SecondaryTrump Might Welcome Chinese Investment. America Might Not.

Worries About Security and Job Losses Loom Over Any Deal

Damien Cave· New York Times · US
SecondaryWhat Asia Fears Most On Summit

Sweeping Trade Deal May Imperil Security

Carl Hulse· New York Times · US
LeadREPUBLICANS SEEK $1 BILLION TO USE FOR A BALLROOM

CITING SECURITY NEEDS Public Money Is Targeted for a Project Billed as Privately Financed

Dan Diamond and Jonathan Edwards and Riley Beggin· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadGOP bill funds $1B in security for White House

Lawmakers and officials disagree over whether the taxpayer dollars would cover Trump's planned ballroom.

Sam KileyHolly Bancroft· The Independent · UK
LeadMI5: Trump has increased threat to British Jews

Security services blame US president and Netanyahu's Middle East wars as Met chief demands 300 new officers to fight UK ‘antisemitism pandemic’ – and Green Party leader apologises for criticising arrest of stabbing suspect

Dan Diamond· Washington Post · US
SecondaryMedicare portal exposed health providers’ Social Security data

The Post informed health officials, giving CMS time to take down the database

Lisa Mascaro· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadRecord shutdown of Homeland Security is over

Funding bill averts more airport turmoil but omits money for immigration agenda.

Kevin RectorRichard Winton· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryD.C. breach highlights Secret Service failures

Security measures, response to gunman faulted

Ximena Conde· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryLehigh County ‘evicted ICE.’ Now there’s fallout

Homeland Security Investigations had been a welcome partner in fighting human trafficking in the county.

Jessie Van Berkel· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadFBI raids 22 sites in state, escalating fraud probe

Homeland Security says searches were related to “the rampant fraud of U.S. taxpayer dollars.”

Jon Gambrell· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryIran offers to reopen Strait of Hormuz if U.S. lifts blockade, ends war

The White House says the national security team is discussing the proposal and President Trump will address it later.

Lauren FedorClaire Jones· Financial Times · UK
LeadQuestions mount over Trump security lapses after brush with alleged shooter

Officials were targeted, investigators say • Suspect's motives unknown • UK in safety talks for King's visit

LeadTorrance man is suspected in attack

D.C. press gala shooting probe focuses on security questions, alleged gunman's writings

Ryan Faircloth· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadNew security eyed for state officials

Attacks on Hortman, Hoffman prompt look at State Patrol unit to guard legislators.

Sadie GurmanC. Ryan Barber· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadA Celebration Is Disrupted by Chaos

Security Flaw Left President Exposed To D.C. Gunman

LeadDinner lacked highest security level

Concentration of leaders left nation vulnerable

Alanna Durkin Richer· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryDC gala shooting suspect expressed grievances against Trump in writings

The California man was a guest in the hotel before rushing a security checkpoint.

Kate DevlinMillie Cooke· The Independent · UK
LeadTop official reveals how Indy triggered Mandelson panic

Cabinet Office chief Cat Little confirms government scrambled to get details of Mandelson’s vetting just days after this paper – more than seven months ago – reported disgraced peer had failed security checks

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadProof you knew is Indy’s front page, Badenoch tells PM

Starmer is asked why he claimed to be unaware Peter Mandelson had failed security checks ... even though it was reported here seven months ago ... He says: I should never have appointed him as ambassador – and I’m sorry ... Jeers from MPs as PM admits his explanation of events sounds ‘incredible’

Shauna Muckle· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAfter MacDill bomb threat, Trump officials condemn birthright citizenship in the US

An expert called the purported link between illegal immigration and national security “tenuous at best.”

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadWe told No 10 about Mandelson 7 months ago, prime minister

As Starmer desperately clings to his job insisting he – and Downing Street – knew nothing about Peter Mandelson failing security checks until this week, we jog his memory about a story we published on 11 September 2025 revealing MI6 had in fact failed to clear the disgraced peer...

LeadRevealed: Mandelson failed security vetting for US role

Exclusive Foreign Office overruled decision to ensure ambassador post

Kate Devlin· The Independent · UK
LeadPM ‘misled MPs’ over Mandelson security vetting

Starmer faces calls to quit as it’s revealed disgraced peer failed background checks but was still given top job after Foreign Office overturned decision – despite PM’s claim ‘all due process’ was followed and that he’d been cleared by security services

Spencer Buell· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryBig houses, big staffs, big security problems

Heist shows how many people can have access

Janelle Nanos· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryHunger at new heights in Mass.

Study finds 40% of households face food insecurity

Tyler PagerGlenn Thrush· New York Times · US
SecondaryBondi Wanted a Graceful Exit, But Trump Wanted Her Gone

Fealty and Flattery Are No Guarantees of Job Security