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Pentagon labels Anthropic ‘supply chain risk’ to national security — but will the designation last?

WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Washington Times) — The Defense Department on Thursday designated artificial intelligence company Anthropic a “supply chain risk” to national…

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Anthropic Set A ‘Red Line,’ It Won’t Be The Only AI Company To Do So

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Forbes) — Artificial intelligence developer Anthropic set a “red line” that governs how the United States Department of Defense could use its…

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Maryland’s battle with DHS could involve many legal folds

BALTIMORE, M.D. (WYPR) — Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown filed a lawsuit on Monday against the Department of Homeland Security to stop the conversion of a warehouse…

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Play Safe: Understanding Security Risks in Online Sports Betting

In 2018, a SCOTUS decision (Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association) enabled states to govern sports gambling for themselves. Many opted in. This, combined with the…

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Trump’s Rule Over Federal Worker Firings Exhumes Lawsuits

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Bloomberg Law) — Reinvigorated lawsuits from federal worker unions and advocates will face a series of hurdles in challenging a new regulation that makes…

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PERSPECTIVE | Choosing Legal Rationale to Justify Caribbean Boat Strikes: The Piracy Paradigm

The Christmas holiday police action against the President of Venezuela took many inside the Beltway by surprise, even United States Senators. Questions now circulate about whether…

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Experts believe stage is set for legal battle in Howard County over anti-ICE legislation

ELKRIDGE, M.D. (WMAR) — Howard County leaders are considering new laws Thursday evening that restrict Immigration Customs and Enforcement activity after they say a 30,000…

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Air Force ends in-person hearings for ‘Special Access Program’ appeals

DAYTON, OH (Dayton Daily News) — The Air Force has ended in-person and virtual hearings for appeals to denials to its Special Access Program security protocol, leaving…

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Security Clearances and Guideline M: Online Sports Betting as a Security Risk

A 2018 SCOTUS decision (Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association) enabled states to govern sports gambling for themselves. Many opted in. This, combined with the…

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Yes, Even Legal Sports Betting Could Affect Your Security Clearance: Finances and Personal Conduct

Online sports betting presents security concerns which fall under multiple guidelines. As is sometimes the case, a specific security concern may apply to multiple guidelines. A…

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