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Malicious Claude Code Extension in Cursor: How to Check Version 2.1.313
Cursor disclosed a malicious Claude Code extension version that attempted to install an SSH backdoor. Here’s what is confirmed and how developers can respond.
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Fed Holds Rates as Inflation Keeps December Hike in Play
The Fed held rates at 3.75%-4.00% before the midterms as inflation stayed elevated, two officials sought a hike, and December remains uncertain.
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How Red-State Senate Seats Moved Into Reach for Democrats
Inflation, the Iran war, tariffs and Trump’s standing have put Republican Senate seats in Iowa, Kansas, Ohio and Texas within reach.
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New Voter Documentation Rules Reshape 2026 Midterm Access
New 2026 voting rules in seven states add citizenship-document or narrower-ID requirements. Here is what midterm voters should know.
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What 1,000 DOJ Election Monitors Can—and Cannot—Do in 2026
More than 1,000 DOJ election monitors will be deployed nationwide. Here is what they can observe, what they cannot change, and how safeguards work.
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Alaska Senate Certification Lawsuit Tests Federal Power
Trump’s DOJ is seeking to block certification of a possible Mary Peltola win in Alaska, raising a novel fight over federal power and election rules.
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GLM-5.3 Cybersecurity Study: What Three Completed Attack Scenarios Really Mean
A new controlled evaluation found GLM-5.3 completed three of 13 simulated multistage cyber scenarios at least once. Here’s how to read that result.
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New York’s AI Chatbot Law for Minors: What Changes in January 2027
New York has signed restrictions on unsafe AI chatbot features for minors. The law takes effect January 1, 2027.
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Gemini 4 Carbon: Who Can Actually Use Google’s New Cybersecurity AI?
Google’s Gemini 4 Carbon is being offered to selected cyber defenders first. Here’s what is confirmed about access, benchmarks and future pricing.
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Utah Charges Kalshi as Fight Over Prediction-Market Regulation Escalates
Utah filed criminal charges against Kalshi and its founders, escalating a state-federal dispute over whether prediction-market contracts are gambling.