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Jailed Iranian Nobel Peace Prize Winner Hospitalized In Critical Condition
Jailed Iranian Nobel Peace Prize Winner Hospitalized In Critical Condition
Narges Mohammadi, the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate and prominent Iranian human rights activist, remains in critical condition in a hospital in Zanjan, northwestern Iran, after collapsing in prison last week with severe cardiac distress. She was transferred by ambulance to the local hospital’s coronary care unit on Friday, May 1, 2026, following repeated episodes of loss of consciousness, extreme chest pain, and blood pressure fluctuations, the NY Times reports.
Narges Mohammadi poses in an undated photo provided by her family. The Nobel...
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America's Next Military Contractors Could Be Hackers
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Washington may soon outsource part of its cyberwarfare operations to private companies, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
Language tucked into the Senate’s 2027 defense bill would create a pilot program allowing the Pentagon to hire outside cybersecurity firms to penetrate computer networks chosen by the US military. Contractors would operate under US Cyber Command and Pentagon supervision.
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