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SpaceX CEO Elon Musk says his company restricted Ukraine's Starlink internet service after Kyiv violated the terms of service for the communications satellite system by using it for offensive military purposes.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un took a day trip Saturday over the Yalu River to Dandong.

Pakistan urged Afghanistan's Taliban government on Saturday to take verifiable action against militants it says operate from Afghan territory, dismissing Kabul's assertion that Islamabad was shifting blame for its own security failures.

Laboratory operator Quest Diagnostics reported a cyber breach in which an unauthorized party gained access to certain patient records.

Cheap drones are slipping past expensive air defenses, and the military needs to move faster to stop them, Epirus CEO Andy Lowery said on the Threat Status podcast.

Israel imposed widespread closures and displaced residents in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron a day after attacks by Palestinian gunmen that killed two soldiers.

Federal authorities have arrested Inique Hinton and charged him with attempted destruction of government property, saying he is the man who threw a firebomb at an ICE office in Atlanta on Tuesday.

A federal appeals court ruled Friday that illegal immigrants who snuck across the border without detection can be detained pending the outcome of their deportation cases, effectively blessing President Trump's approach.

Oscar Belgal, the illegal immigrant shot by ICE in New York while his 5-year-old was in the back of his vehicle, is receiving sufficient medical care and does not need immediate release from detention, a federal judge has ruled.

Strapped into a harness, Josh Law was lowered from a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter into the rough Pacific Ocean in the pitch black night, far off the Mexican coast.