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Tourists gather outside the White House on a sunny day, capturing the landmark's grandeur.

White House gunman identified as Nasire Best, 21 — previously known to Secret Service and subject to a stay-away order

The gunman who opened fire at a White House security checkpoint on May 23, 2026 has been identified as Nasire Best, 21, from Maryland — a person previously known to the Secret Service who had been issued a stay-away order prohibiting him from approaching the White House. Best was shot and killed by agents. It was the third incident involving gunfire near President Trump in under a month.

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Iconic view of the White House with lush gardens and a central fountain on a sunny day.

Secret Service kills gunman who opened fire at White House checkpoint — a bystander was also shot in the exchange

A gunman opened fire on Secret Service officers at a White House security checkpoint at 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW on May 23, 2026. Secret Service fatally shot the suspect; a bystander was wounded in serious condition. President Trump was inside the White House. The incident is the second major security event near the White House in less than a month.

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AI Cybersecurity Model Finds Hundreds of Vulnerabilities in Firefox

A new artificial intelligence system developed by Anthropic has reportedly uncovered hundreds of security issues in the Mozilla Firefox browser, highlighting the growing role of AI in cybersecurity. According to Mozilla, the model—called Claude Mythos Preview—identified a total of 271 potential vulnerabilities. All of these issues were addressed before the release of Firefox 150, which

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Three Chinook helicopters flying in formation against a cloudy sky, creating a dramatic silhouette.

Historic maneuver! United States military helicopter lands by itself

The United States Army carried out yesterday (15) the first fully autonomous landing of a CH-47F Chinook helicopter without any pilot intervention. The test, conducted with technology from Boeing, used the Approach-to-X system, which allows the aircraft to perform approach and landing precisely and automatically, representing a significant advancement in military aviation. During the tests,

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