Jay Clayton
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- 3d ago
US intelligence warns of advanced Iranian plots as Houthis strike Saudi Arabia
A US intelligence memo says Iranian plots against American officials have reached advanced stages, as Houthi attacks hit Saudi Arabia and Washington draws down embassy staff in the region.
- 4d ago
Democrats say Russia runs covert campaign against Ukraine-backing US midterm candidates
Senate and House intelligence leaders Mark Warner and Jim Himes told reporters on Wednesday, 21 October, that a classified report shows a Russian online influence campaign ahead of the midterms.
- Oct 13
OpenAI engineer charged with hiding recording device in executive conference room
Prosecutors say Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi engineer, hid a recording device behind a television in an OpenAI executive conference room in San Francisco. He was arrested on 9 October, and his lawyer is contesting his ongoing detention.
- Oct 2
Donald Trump appoints intelligence chief Jay Clayton to lead federal Super Intelligence Force
The White House established a task force led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, mandating a 120-day review of risks and federal policy following the renaming of artificial intelligence to super intelligence.
- Jul 11
Trump DoJ subpoenas New York Times journalists over story questioning safety of new Air Force One gifted by Qatar
Federal agents served subpoenas at the homes of reporters, demanding grand-jury testimony about an article that said Secret Service advised against full use of the new aircraft.
- Jun 13
US strike kills Tren de Aragua leader Niño Guerrero in joint operation with Venezuela
Héctor Guerrero Flores, leader of the transnational gang Tren de Aragua, was killed in a US strike coordinated with Caracas, President Trump announced on Truth Social.
- May 28
Google Engineer Charged with Insider Trading After Winning $1.2 Million on Polymarket Bets
Michele Spagnuolo, a 36-year-old Italian Google engineer living in Switzerland, allegedly used internal search data to place bets on prediction market Polymarket, netting $1.2 million in illegal profits.
