Declassified: The 1957 Albuquerque Nuclear Bomb Accident
A classified incident involving a 15-megaton hydrogen bomb accidentally dropped near Albuquerque remained hidden for 30 years. The Mark 17 weapon's conventional explosives detonated upon impact, though its nuclear core had been removed, leaving a crater that exists to this day.
Pokémon Go Surveillance Scandal: From Conspiracy Theory to Confirmed Reality
A 2016 conspiracy theory about Pokémon Go being used as a surveillance tool has been validated by Niantic's own admission. The company now openly acknowledges using the game to collect massive amounts of user data for AI-powered 3D mapping of private spaces.
From Spy Tech to Pokémon: How CIA-Funded Technology Birthed a Gaming Sensation
Discover the unexpected journey of Pokémon Go from its origins in CIA-funded satellite technology to global gaming phenomenon. The story reveals how Niantic Labs' founder John Hanke transformed intelligence agency innovations into mainstream entertainment that captured millions.
Federal Agencies Test Anthropic's Claude AI for Nuclear Information Security
Government officials partnered with Anthropic to evaluate their AI chatbot Claude's handling of sensitive nuclear data, focusing on security protocols and information disclosure risks. The collaborative testing initiative aims to establish safety benchmarks as AI systems become more sophisticated and gain broader access to sensitive information.
CIA Official Arrested for Leaking Classified Israel-Iran Intelligence Documents
A CIA official faces espionage charges after allegedly leaking sensitive documents detailing Israel's military preparations against Iran on Telegram. The case involving Asif W. Rahman has exposed concerns about intelligence security protocols and revealed the extent of U.S. surveillance of allies.