White House sends 26 nominations and one withdrawal to the Senate
The White House sent a large nominations package to the Senate covering 26 names and one withdrawal. The slate spans federal courts, diplomacy, national security, energy, transportation, labor, and independent regulatory agencies. Judicial nominations include Philip Lawrence Aubart for the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina, Gregory Todd Butler for the Fifth Circuit, Joseph Patrick Falvey for the Northern District of Indiana, Eric James Hamilton for the District of Nebraska, and Brian S. Meyers for the Eastern District of North Carolina. The package also names Fernando Campoamor-Sanchez, Roman Marian Chaban, and Eric Sebastian Glover for the... [Continue Reading]
Breaking-360LiveNews | 09 Nov 2026 23:30 LONDON
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A cyberattack targeted refrigeration equipment linked to three cold-storage sites used by the French Blood Establishment, according to officials in France. The incident affected systems used to store plasma, but the organisation said no blood products or samples were compromised. Operations for blood collection and distribution continued without interruption.The establishment said temperature and defrosting thresholds were raised to extremely high levels on Monday at the three sites. It said monitoring and alarm systems detected the anomalies quickly, allowing staff to respond before any damage was done. The affected products were bags of plasma intended for transfusions and plasma used to... [Continue Reading]
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UK cyber chief warns AI-boosted attacks on critical infrastructure could emerge within two years
Britain could face AI-boosted attacks on critical national infrastructure within the next two years, according to a warning from the National Cyber Security Centre. The warning comes as the agency says hostile states and ransomware actors are increasingly likely to use artificial intelligence to scale their operations. Dr Richard Horne, the centre's chief executive, is due to set out the assessment as part of the organisation's annual report.The report says hackers demanding ransom payments are highly likely to weaponise AI in the UK. It also names hostile states including Russia and China as actors expected to use the technology to... [Continue Reading]
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