A federal appeals court on Thursday sidestepped major questions on whether President Trump lawfully invoked the Alien Enemies Act last year to conduct swift deportations, finding a key challenge moot.

The court dismissed a case over the Alien Enemies Act in a messy conclusion to a long-running legal battle that had seemed destined to end up before the Supreme Court. By Alan Feuer For nearly a year, ...

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Over a two-week stretch, OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta all revealed that their AI models went rogue during routine security testing. The companies each cited a small Israeli startup: Irregular. Irregular ...

The Townsville incident, first revealed in a report from The Daily Telegraph, is part a string of 20 reported incidents at Defence sites nationally that include repeated, unchecked incursions over ...

Unidentified drones have breached restricted airspace at two Townsville and Williamtown RAAF bases, exposing alarming gaps in Australia’s counter-drone defences amid claims personnel received no ...

Cyberattacks carried out by two OpenAI artificial intelligence models acting autonomously raise a novel legal question: who is responsible when AI goes rogue? In mid-July, two OpenAI models undergoing ...

The Trump administration is refusing to provide key discovery to defense counsel in the first-ever case tried before a specialized court meant to adjudicate immigrants charged with terror-related ...

Tehran, Iran – Iranian authorities have signalled they could shift to a more offensive approach to the war with the United States as a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Washington expires.