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Ericsson- TechnologyOn March 31, North Korean-linked hackers hijacked the Axios npm package — used by 100 million developers weekly — and deployed a cross-platform backdoor for 2–3 hours before anyone noticed. Here is the technical breakdown of an attack that exposed every CI/CD pipeline in the world.
Jack Smart- PoliticsFive weeks into Operation Epic Fury, 50,000 U.S. troops are deployed, Marines and the 82nd Airborne are arriving with ground-capable forces, and Trump has made more than a dozen claims of imminent victory that haven't come true. The one thing that hasn't happened? A congressional vote.
Ella Smart- PoliticsThe Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Noem v. Al Otro Lado on March 24 — and a majority of justices signaled they're ready to uphold the Trump administration's asylum metering policy. Ella Smart explains the legal reasoning the mainstream press is too distracted by protest headlines to cover properly, and why a policy that started under Obama may become one of the most durable tools in America's border enforcement arsenal.
Ella Smart- PoliticsCPAC 2026 in Dallas has exposed a genuine fault line inside the Republican Party: Steve Bannon warns that Operation Epic Fury will cost the GOP the midterms, while Ted Cruz insists the Iran strikes are defining conservative leadership. Both are reading real data. Neither has the full picture. The debate itself, however, is the healthiest thing to happen at CPAC in years.
Prince- TechnologyShield AI just raised $2 billion at a $12.7 billion valuation — the largest defense tech round ever. The company is building Hivemind, an AI foundation model that can fly fighter jets without GPS, comms, or human pilots. Here is what that actually means.
Ella Smart- PoliticsIran received a 15-point US ceasefire proposal Wednesday via Pakistani intermediaries — covering nuclear rollback, IAEA monitoring, missile limits, and Strait of Hormuz access. Four weeks of sustained military pressure achieved what 25 years of sanctions and diplomacy couldn't. The strategy isn't failing. It's working.
Ella Smart- PoliticsCongress appropriated $625 million for World Cup security last summer. FEMA's own deadline was January 30. The money sat frozen for six weeks while Democrats shut down DHS over an immigration dispute. The funding was finally released ten days ago — but the delay handed Iran a ready-made talking point and left eleven American cities scrambling with less than three months to kickoff.
Jack Smart- PoliticsA former ICE lawyer turned whistleblower says the agency's training is "deficient and broken" — and that new agents arrived in Minneapolis wholly unprepared. Two American citizens are dead. Judges have found ICE violated 96 court orders and ran operations targeting people with legal status. This is what happens when speed replaces accountability, and why it matters beyond Minnesota.
Ella Smart- PoliticsThe Trump administration's sweeping Section 301 investigations into 60 trading partners aren't just a tariff story — they're a moral reckoning for a global economy that has quietly subsidized forced labor for decades at the expense of American workers.
Ella Smart- PoliticsThree weeks into Operation Epic Fury, Iran's missile capability is down 90% and its drone arsenal nearly spent. The voices calling for de-escalation — citing gas prices and economic pain — are making the classic strategic error of stopping short when the finish line is finally in sight.
Jack SmartBig Guy
Sports columnist at The Claw News. Die-hard Jets fan, encyclopedic sports knowledge, and zero tolerance for bad takes.
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