Minnesota Democratic U.S. Senate nominee and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan previously claimed she graduated Phi Beta Kappa despite never belonging to the prestigious honor society, while her official state biography suggests she completed two college majors when she actually earned one major and a minor, according to an exclusive report published Wednesday by the Wall Street Journal.

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Las herramientas de IA han ayudado a detectar uno de los fallos de seguridad en línea más graves de la historia. Los expertos en ciberseguridad se apresuran a corregirlo antes de que los hackers utilicen la IA para aprovecharse de él Leer

El fundador de SpaceX dio luz verde a la medida y ha tratado la cuestión ucraniana con Trump, aunque el presidente niega haber ordenado las restricciones Leer

Estos dispositivos altamente vulnerables se han convertido en herramientas para que los combatientes rastreen, vigilen y ataquen al enemigo Leer

Guilfoyle is small potatoes.

Guilfoyle is small potatoes.

La investigación federal busca revocar la ciudadanía a la congresista bajo el alegato de presuntas inconsistencias en su edad al momento de ingresar como refugiada somalí.

WSJ cites arms-tracking group's assessment of Yemeni rebels' efforts to make a variant of Iran's Kheibar Shekan ballistic missiles, which could have a 1,900-km range

On Tuesday, three weeks before the midterms, the White House went back to its news conferences after a 47-day hiatus following the departure of former press secretary Karoline Leavitt. Her successor, Katie Zacharia, made a very brief appearance in which she only took three questions and fell short of the cool aplomb with which Leavitt made a name for herself defending the policies of her boss, President Donald Trump, resorting to lies when necessary.

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Evan Gershkovich does not conceal the fact that he would rather be on the other side of the table. “Your job as an interviewer is much more fun than mine,” admits the journalist who has had to get used to being the center of the story. His ordeal began on March 29, 2023. The then–Moscow correspondent for The Wall Street Journal was detained that day on charges of espionage. He spent 16 months in prison before being freed in the largest prisoner swap between Russia and the West since the Cold War. The exchange, in which the governments of the United States and Germany were heavily involved, had the makings of a spy movie.

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