Former President Joe Biden drops lawsuit, allowing release of 2016-2017 conversations with memoir ghostwriter to a Republican-led congressional committee, following a 2-1 appellate court ruling in favor of public disclosure.
US lawmakers John Moolenaar and Christopher Smith have requested the Justice Department and FBI investigate vandalism at the June 4th Memorial Museum in El Monte, California. The museum reported that unknown individuals broke in on May 31, spray-painted exhibits, and damaged property, causing serious damage.
A US congressional committee heard testimony that China has systematically stolen US economic and technological secrets, including AI advances, benefiting its military. However, some witnesses and lawmakers cautioned against broad measures targeting Chinese individuals and companies, advocating for a "scalpel, not a sledgehammer" approach.
A US congressional committee expresses concerns that Trump's 'Golden Fleet' programme, particularly the nuclear-powered BBG(X) battleship, may overwhelm the strained US nuclear shipbuilding capacity, prompting a call for a detailed review.
