Welcome to today's episode! We're diving into a startling revelation from a recent secret meeting between the US and China. Sources from the Wall Street Journal report that Chinese officials unexpectedly claimed responsibility for a series of hacking campaigns targeting US infrastructure. This includes critical utilities and ports, a move that has alarmed American officials amid rising tensions due to trade disputes.

In a remarkable shift from their usual denials, Chinese representatives attributed these attacks to US policies supporting Taiwan, referencing a collective effort dubbed “Volt Typhoon.” Meanwhile, security agencies in the US, including the FBI, are raising alerts about China actively recruiting federal employees under the guise of private organizations.

As we shift focus to domestic news, US Citizenship and Immigration Services has announced they’ll monitor immigrants’ social media for antisemitic activities, which could jeopardize immigration benefits. This comes as reports surface of controversial arrests of pro-Palestinian student activists, drawing scrutiny and concern.

Lastly, former US CISA director Chris Krebs faced a security clearance revocation by President Trump, following his criticism of election fraud claims. This is a significant development in the ongoing saga of cybersecurity and political tensions.

Stay tuned for more insights and analysis!
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