*All articles were duplicates of previous days.*

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has launched a new unit to re-evaluate green card holders for potential fraud, part of an intensified immigration enforcement effort. Meanwhile, Germany’s security agency has rejected Palantir software in favor of ChapsVision, citing privacy concerns. Additionally, growing privacy alarms over Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses are fueling calls for global regulation.

Leaked 'Hondurasgate' recordings allege a U.S.-Israeli conspiracy to destabilize Latin American governments through misinformation. Meanwhile, a former Russian official warns that Putin’s growing power struggle is accelerating Russia's decline. In the tech sector, new research reveals that LLMs corrupt 25% of documents in complex workflows, while the Linux Foundation faces backlash as only 3% of its budget supports Linux development.

A U.S. Army Sergeant was arrested for allegedly using classified info to earn $400,000 on Polymarket. Meanwhile, Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to 7% of its U.S. workforce, and Anthropic’s Claude Desktop app faces scrutiny over potential browser sandbox bypasses. Additionally, Google launched TorchTPU for native PyTorch execution, and Ubuntu 26.04 LTS is now available.

Tech layoffs hit 78,557 in Q1 2026, with nearly half driven by AI and automation. TikTok is expanding its European presence with a €1 billion investment in a Finnish data center to bolster data sovereignty. Meanwhile, Bill Gates is scheduled to testify before the US House Oversight Committee regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, and reports reveal ICE is using advanced Graphite spyware to intercept encrypted messages.

Colorado lawmakers have proposed a bill to require mobile operating systems to collect and verify users' ages when an account is established, aiming to limit minors' access to online content deemed harmful. Meanwhile, a marketing agency has reported being repeatedly banned by Facebook's automated security system despite having millions in annual ad spend, with Meta's inconsistent responses causing significant business impacts.