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  1. 2d agoDefense NewsDemocrats push to remove US-Israel tech measure from defense billDemocratic senators led by Van Hollen are pressing Congress to strip US-Israel defense technology cooperation provisions from the FY2027 NDAA, arguing they would reduce US control and oversight.
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    1. 2d agoDefense NewsEarliestDemocrats push to remove US-Israel tech measure from defense bill
    2. 2d agoYahooPickupWill Democrats try to strip US-Israel initiative from Pentagon funding?
    DefenseDemocrats weigh Iran war funding and Israel NDAA provision before December 11 deadline40 linked
  2. 2d agoCyberScoopIndustry guidelines for offensive cyber tools unveiled through international Pall Mall ProcessFourteen Pall Mall Process governments adopted non-binding guidelines asking commercial hacking and spyware firms to vet customers, add misuse safeguards, and halt sales when serious abuse is a credible risk.
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    1. 4d agoThe RecordEarliestBritain, France set out first guidelines for commercial hacking firms
    2. 2d agoCyberScoopPickupIndustry guidelines for offensive cyber tools unveiled through international Pall Mall Process
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  3. 6d agoYahooFrance blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket cooling systemsFrance's foreign minister says Paris may impose measures on Iran over alleged hacking of supermarket freezers and blood bank cold storage, and has summoned Iran's ambassador.
    6 articles · 4 outlets · TechCrunch
    1. 6d agoYahooPickupFrance blames Iran for cyberattacks on supermarket cooling systems
    2. 6d agoTechCrunchPickupFrance blames Iran for mass-hacks targeting freezers in grocery stores and blood banks
    3. 6d agoYahooPickupFrance Blames Iran For Cyberattack That Heated Supermarket Refrigerators—Causing Millions In Damage
    4. 5d agoAl JazeeraPickupWhat is Shahid Kaveh, ⁠⁠the Iran cyberunit tied to France’s fridge hacking?
    5. 5d agoThe Associated PressEarliestFrance Believes Iran Was Behind the Cyberattack Against Supermarket Freezers. It's Threatening Retaliation.
    6. 4d agoYahooPickupAre Our Medical Supplies Safe From Cyberattacks? What France’s Blood Bank Hack Means For The U.S.
    CyberFrance blames Iran's Revolutionary Guards for supermarket freezer cyberattacks68 linked
  4. 2d agoSouth China Morning PostChina could tighten rare earths exports if US escalates chip curbs over Nvidia: analystsAnalysts expect a US media report on a suspected espionage targeting of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, combined with the Democratic midterm victory, to push Congress toward tighter China chip export curbs.
    3 articles
    1. 5d agoSouth China Morning PostPickupUS lawmakers push for tougher China export controls in defence bill amid Nvidia scrutiny
    2. 5d agoSouth China Morning PostEarliestHow Nvidia CEO’s troubles, US midterms may tighten China chip curbs: ‘adding fuel to fire’
    3. 2d agoSouth China Morning PostPickupChina could tighten rare earths exports if US escalates chip curbs over Nvidia: analysts
    AICongress presses Nvidia and Commerce over Megaspeed chips and China ties70 linked
  5. 4d agoHeatmapExclusive: Coreshell Raises $30 Million to Replace Chinese Graphite With American SiliconSenate negotiators released a manager's amendment to a federal permitting bill that revises transmission, project certainty, tribal historic preservation, and data center provisions ahead of a cloture vote.
    14 articles
    1. 11d agoHeatmapDemocrats Win Control of Georgia’s Energy Regulator
    2. 11d agoHeatmapPickupIf This Was a Data Center Election, Data Centers Lost
    3. 10d agoHeatmapPickupBlue His House, With a Blue Little Window
    4. 10d agoHeatmapEarliestRenewables Super PAC Takes a Victory Lap
    5. 9d agoHeatmapPickupThe Anti-Utility Election
    6. 8d agoHeatmapPickupThe Last-Minute Changes to the Senate Permitting Deal, Explained
    7. 6d agoHeatmapPickupThe Senate Prepares for First Vote on Permitting Reform
    8. 5d agoHeatmapHouse Moderates Say Now Is the Time for Permitting Reform
    9. 4d agoHeatmapExclusive: Martin Heinrich on What’s Next for Permitting Reform
    10. 4d agoHeatmapExclusive: Coreshell Raises $30 Million to Replace Chinese Graphite With American Silicon
    11. 4d agoHeatmapRunning a Smart Home Energy System Takes a Lot of Software
    12. 2d agoHeatmapLots of Environmental Groups Oppose the Permitting Bill. This One Doesn’t.
    13. 2d agoHeatmapPickupTranscript: Lots of Environmental Groups Oppose the Permitting Bill. This One Doesn’t.
    14. 2d agoHeatmapPickupWhere Rising Electricity Prices Showed Up in the Blue Wave
    EnergySenate advances bipartisan energy permitting bill as Democrats split245 linked
  6. 10d agoAtlantic CouncilWhy this US midterm was unusually important for the Middle EastAtlantic Council experts assess how Democrats' sweep of the 2026 midterms could reshape US policy on Iran, energy, markets, NATO, Russia, AI, immigration, Israel and Venezuela.
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    1. 12d agoAtlantic CouncilDispatch from Abu Dhabi: America votes—and the world holds its breath
    2. 11d agoAtlantic CouncilPickupThe midterms are done. Time for the fiscal clashes to begin.
    3. 11d agoAtlantic CouncilEarliestExperts react: Democrats just swept the US midterms. Here’s what it means for the world.
    4. 10d agoAtlantic CouncilPickupWhat the midterms will (and won’t) change for US foreign policy
    5. 10d agoAtlantic CouncilPickupWhy this US midterm was unusually important for the Middle East
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  7. 13d agoGrist · research by Brookings InstitutionDOGE cuts cost tribes $470M, gutting funding for climate projectsGrist reports that DOGE eliminated $468 million in tribal funding, about half of it for environmental projects, with Kotzebue's $20 million EPA wind grant among the cancellations, per Brookings analysis.
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    1. 13d agoGristEarliestDOGE cuts cost tribes $470M, gutting funding for climate projects
    2. 12d agoCanary MediaPickupTrump cuts have left tribes without millions of dollars for clean energy
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