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  1. Another IAF officer arrested after placing Polymarket bets on attacks in Iran, Yemen

    In a similar case in May an IAF officer claimed that “the entire Israel Air Force is involved…
    #NewsBeep #News #BreakingNews #breakingnews #classifiedinformation #IAFofficer #Iran #IsraelAirForce #Polymarket #predictionmarket #ShinBet
    newsbeep.com/694253/

  2. Pentagon revokes former Air Force secretary access to classified information

    Pentagon revokes former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall’s access to classified information WASHINGTON — The Pentagon revoked former…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #BreakingNews #access #AirForce #classifiedinformation #FrankKendall #Headlines #mcnd #Pentagon #revoked #secretary #Topstories #TopStories #U.S.
    newsbeep.com/us/806425/

  3. Pentagon revokes former Air Force secretary access to classified information

    Pentagon revokes former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall’s access to classified information WASHINGTON — The Pentagon revoked former…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #BreakingNews #access #AirForce #classifiedinformation #FrankKendall #Headlines #mcnd #Pentagon #revoked #secretary #Topstories #TopStories #U.S.
    newsbeep.com/us/806425/

  4. Dan Mangan reports John Bolton, former Trump national security advisor, has shockingly agreed to plead guilty to retaining classified information. He faces up to 60 months in jail for private diary entries, marking a dramatic turn for a prominent Trump critic. Learn more about this significant development. cnbc.com/2026/06/04/bolton-gui #JohnBolton #NationalSecurity #ClassifiedInformation

  5. Dan Mangan reports John Bolton, former Trump national security advisor, has shockingly agreed to plead guilty to retaining classified information. He faces up to 60 months in jail for private diary entries, marking a dramatic turn for a prominent Trump critic. Learn more about this significant development. cnbc.com/2026/06/04/bolton-gui #JohnBolton #NationalSecurity #ClassifiedInformation

  6. US nuclear head fired for giving away national security information, Hegseth confirms

    WASHINGTON (TNND) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed during a press conference that a U.S. nuclear head was…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #AndrewHugg #classifiedinformation #DepartmentofArmy #Død #espionage #JamesO’Keefe #Nationalsecurity #nuclear #pentagon #petehegseth #SecretaryofDefense
    europesays.com/2948041/

  7. From Iran to Paris weather: Alleged prediction market violations start stacking up

    Prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi are quickly becoming an economic and political force, accruing multi-billion dollar valuations…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #Paris #classifiedinformation #Companies #DonaldTrump #GavinNewsom #insidertrading #Iran #Kalshi #midtermelection #Polymarket #predictionmarkets #WhiteHouse
    europesays.com/france/9093/

  8. US Army Employee Indicted for Leaking Classified Defense Information

    A former US Army employee with a top-secret clearance has been indicted for allegedly leaking classified national defense information to unauthorized individuals, raising serious questions about trust and security breaches. This shocking case highlights the urgent need for tighter controls and monitoring of sensitive…

    osintsights.com/us-army-employ

    #NationalSecurity #ClassifiedInformation #InsiderThreat #UsArmy #DefenseSector

  9. Ex-Army Employee Accused of Leaking Delta Force Data

    Courtney Williams, an ex-Army employee, is charged under the Espionage Act for allegedly leaking classified Delta Force information to a journalist between 2022 and 2024.

    #EspionageAct, #DeltaForce, #NationalSecurity, #CourtneyWilliams, #ClassifiedInformation

    newsletter.tf/courtney-william

  10. An example of the tip of an iceberg. We know this type stuff is going on in prediction markets.

    An army reservist and a civilian have been arrested on suspicion of placing bets on Polymarket leveraging classified information related to Israeli operations in Iran in June 2025. nbcnews.com/world/israel/israe #PredictionMarkets #PolyMarket #Preditions #InsiderTrading #ClassifiedInformation #Gambling #Betting #Wagers #Security

  11. An example of the tip of an iceberg. We know this type stuff is going on in prediction markets.

    An army reservist and a civilian have been arrested on suspicion of placing bets on Polymarket leveraging classified information related to Israeli operations in Iran in June 2025. nbcnews.com/world/israel/israe #PredictionMarkets #PolyMarket #Preditions #InsiderTrading #ClassifiedInformation #Gambling #Betting #Wagers #Security

  12. An example of the tip of an iceberg. We know this type stuff is going on in prediction markets.

    An army reservist and a civilian have been arrested on suspicion of placing bets on Polymarket leveraging classified information related to Israeli operations in Iran in June 2025. nbcnews.com/world/israel/israe #PredictionMarkets #PolyMarket #Preditions #InsiderTrading #ClassifiedInformation #Gambling #Betting #Wagers #Security

  13. An example of the tip of an iceberg. We know this type stuff is going on in prediction markets.

    An army reservist and a civilian have been arrested on suspicion of placing bets on Polymarket leveraging classified information related to Israeli operations in Iran in June 2025. nbcnews.com/world/israel/israe #PredictionMarkets #PolyMarket #Preditions #InsiderTrading #ClassifiedInformation #Gambling #Betting #Wagers #Security

  14. An example of the tip of an iceberg. We know this type stuff is going on in prediction markets.

    An army reservist and a civilian have been arrested on suspicion of placing bets on Polymarket leveraging classified information related to Israeli operations in Iran in June 2025. nbcnews.com/world/israel/israe

  15. Former Trump adviser John Bolton pleads not guilty to sharing classified information

    Donald Trump’s former national security adviser, John Bolton, has pleaded not guilty to charges accusing him of emailing…
    #NewsBeep #News #TV #AU #Australia #classifiedinformation #court #documents #donaldtrump #Entertainment #Federal #indicted #JohnBolton #JusticeDepartment #nationalsecurityadviser #surrender
    newsbeep.com/au/221116/

  16. "The FBI raided warmonger John Bolton’s home on Friday morning, allegedly searching for classified information.

    As of writing this, the raid appears to be a continuation of the fight over Bolton’s 2020 memoir, “The Room Where It Happened,” which is sharply critical of President Donald Trump. At the time, White House lawyers and the Justice Department made bogus claims that the book contained classified information to keep it off the shelves.

    The book padded Bolton’s wallet but didn’t damage national security.

    And while Bolton is loathsome, he still shouldn’t be a victim of a weaponized classification system.

    Here are a few important points to remember as this story plays out:

    - Overclassification is rampant, and 75% to 90% of information is overclassified. A big part of the problem is that “damage to national security” is a vague term, and most classification decisions are inherently subjective (there are limited exceptions, including for information about weapons of mass destruction).

    - The president has near-exclusive control over the classification system. This makes it too easy for any administration to abuse and politicize classification. One potential fix? Congress could start regulating classification.

    Classified information is discovered “in the wild all the time,” as Nate Jones of The Washington Post points out. Usually, the government decides it can stay there.

    There are plenty of valid reasons to attack John Bolton, but, at least in this case, mishandling classified information probably isn’t one of them."

    freedom.press/the-classifieds/

    #USA #Trump #FBI #ClassifiedInformation #NationalSecurity #Intelligence

  17. "The FBI raided warmonger John Bolton’s home on Friday morning, allegedly searching for classified information.

    As of writing this, the raid appears to be a continuation of the fight over Bolton’s 2020 memoir, “The Room Where It Happened,” which is sharply critical of President Donald Trump. At the time, White House lawyers and the Justice Department made bogus claims that the book contained classified information to keep it off the shelves.

    The book padded Bolton’s wallet but didn’t damage national security.

    And while Bolton is loathsome, he still shouldn’t be a victim of a weaponized classification system.

    Here are a few important points to remember as this story plays out:

    - Overclassification is rampant, and 75% to 90% of information is overclassified. A big part of the problem is that “damage to national security” is a vague term, and most classification decisions are inherently subjective (there are limited exceptions, including for information about weapons of mass destruction).

    - The president has near-exclusive control over the classification system. This makes it too easy for any administration to abuse and politicize classification. One potential fix? Congress could start regulating classification.

    Classified information is discovered “in the wild all the time,” as Nate Jones of The Washington Post points out. Usually, the government decides it can stay there.

    There are plenty of valid reasons to attack John Bolton, but, at least in this case, mishandling classified information probably isn’t one of them."

    freedom.press/the-classifieds/

    #USA #Trump #FBI #ClassifiedInformation #NationalSecurity #Intelligence

  18. "The FBI raided warmonger John Bolton’s home on Friday morning, allegedly searching for classified information.

    As of writing this, the raid appears to be a continuation of the fight over Bolton’s 2020 memoir, “The Room Where It Happened,” which is sharply critical of President Donald Trump. At the time, White House lawyers and the Justice Department made bogus claims that the book contained classified information to keep it off the shelves.

    The book padded Bolton’s wallet but didn’t damage national security.

    And while Bolton is loathsome, he still shouldn’t be a victim of a weaponized classification system.

    Here are a few important points to remember as this story plays out:

    - Overclassification is rampant, and 75% to 90% of information is overclassified. A big part of the problem is that “damage to national security” is a vague term, and most classification decisions are inherently subjective (there are limited exceptions, including for information about weapons of mass destruction).

    - The president has near-exclusive control over the classification system. This makes it too easy for any administration to abuse and politicize classification. One potential fix? Congress could start regulating classification.

    Classified information is discovered “in the wild all the time,” as Nate Jones of The Washington Post points out. Usually, the government decides it can stay there.

    There are plenty of valid reasons to attack John Bolton, but, at least in this case, mishandling classified information probably isn’t one of them."

    freedom.press/the-classifieds/

    #USA #Trump #FBI #ClassifiedInformation #NationalSecurity #Intelligence

  19. "The FBI raided warmonger John Bolton’s home on Friday morning, allegedly searching for classified information.

    As of writing this, the raid appears to be a continuation of the fight over Bolton’s 2020 memoir, “The Room Where It Happened,” which is sharply critical of President Donald Trump. At the time, White House lawyers and the Justice Department made bogus claims that the book contained classified information to keep it off the shelves.

    The book padded Bolton’s wallet but didn’t damage national security.

    And while Bolton is loathsome, he still shouldn’t be a victim of a weaponized classification system.

    Here are a few important points to remember as this story plays out:

    - Overclassification is rampant, and 75% to 90% of information is overclassified. A big part of the problem is that “damage to national security” is a vague term, and most classification decisions are inherently subjective (there are limited exceptions, including for information about weapons of mass destruction).

    - The president has near-exclusive control over the classification system. This makes it too easy for any administration to abuse and politicize classification. One potential fix? Congress could start regulating classification.

    Classified information is discovered “in the wild all the time,” as Nate Jones of The Washington Post points out. Usually, the government decides it can stay there.

    There are plenty of valid reasons to attack John Bolton, but, at least in this case, mishandling classified information probably isn’t one of them."

    freedom.press/the-classifieds/

    #USA #Trump #FBI #ClassifiedInformation #NationalSecurity #Intelligence

  20. "The FBI raided warmonger John Bolton’s home on Friday morning, allegedly searching for classified information.

    As of writing this, the raid appears to be a continuation of the fight over Bolton’s 2020 memoir, “The Room Where It Happened,” which is sharply critical of President Donald Trump. At the time, White House lawyers and the Justice Department made bogus claims that the book contained classified information to keep it off the shelves.

    The book padded Bolton’s wallet but didn’t damage national security.

    And while Bolton is loathsome, he still shouldn’t be a victim of a weaponized classification system.

    Here are a few important points to remember as this story plays out:

    - Overclassification is rampant, and 75% to 90% of information is overclassified. A big part of the problem is that “damage to national security” is a vague term, and most classification decisions are inherently subjective (there are limited exceptions, including for information about weapons of mass destruction).

    - The president has near-exclusive control over the classification system. This makes it too easy for any administration to abuse and politicize classification. One potential fix? Congress could start regulating classification.

    Classified information is discovered “in the wild all the time,” as Nate Jones of The Washington Post points out. Usually, the government decides it can stay there.

    There are plenty of valid reasons to attack John Bolton, but, at least in this case, mishandling classified information probably isn’t one of them."

    freedom.press/the-classifieds/

    #USA #Trump #FBI #ClassifiedInformation #NationalSecurity #Intelligence

  21. The Register: Lovestruck US Air Force worker admits leaking secrets on dating app . “A lovestruck US Air Force employee has pleaded guilty to conspiring to transmit confidential national defense information after sharing military secrets information about the Russia-Ukraine war with a woman he met on a dating app.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2025/07/18/the-register-lovestruck-us-air-force-worker-admits-leaking-secrets-on-dating-app/

  22. The Register: Lovestruck US Air Force worker admits leaking secrets on dating app . “A lovestruck US Air Force employee has pleaded guilty to conspiring to transmit confidential national defense information after sharing military secrets information about the Russia-Ukraine war with a woman he met on a dating app.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2025/07/18/the-register-lovestruck-us-air-force-worker-admits-leaking-secrets-on-dating-app/

  23. Hegseth spent ‘several thousand dollars’ turning Pentagon room into a make-up studio for his TV spots, report says #ThePentagon #DOD #Classifiedinformation #TheRoom
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