North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un met with Russian President Vladimir Putin Wednesday as the two arrived at the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia's Far East, set for rare talks.

The two leaders met at a remote Siberian rocket launch facility, and began with the inspection of a Soyuz-2 space rocket launch facility.

Their decision to meet at this venue may suggest Kim is seeking Russian assistance for developing military satellites.

"That's why we came here. The leader of the DPRK shows great interest in rocket engineering, they are also trying to develop space," said Putin when asked by Russian reporters whether Russia would help North Korea build satellites.

Kim told Putin that North Korea would be "together" with Russia in what he termed a "fight against imperialism," seemingly a reference to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine and the West's response. 

A top European Union politician has declared the World Health Organization (WHO) is a “terrorist organization.”

Mislav Kolakusic, a Member of the European Parliament for Croatia, made the declaration in a stunning public statement.

The powerful lawmaker also publicly declared the globalist institution is “even worse than the World Economic Forum.”

Appearing at a press conference with other politicians and guests including Dr. Robert Malone, Kolakusic slammed the WHO’s plans to have all countries sign an agreement giving the agency sole authority to declare pandemics, override national sovereignty, and mandate vaccines and drugs.

“I would like to briefly make the people aware of the upcoming danger for humanity,” said Kolakusic.

Ukraine struck a Russian submarine and warship in an overnight attack against a major Russian naval base in Crimea, a Ukrainian official has said.

If confirmed, it is thought to be the first known strike against a Russian submarine in the war.

Russia said Kyiv had launched cruise missiles that damaged two ships at the Sevastopol shipyard, home to its Black Sea Fleet. It also said there had been a thwarted attack by Ukrainian speedboats.

Unconfirmed images on social media indicated that a Russian diesel submarine had been at the dry dock, which is used to carry out repair work.

Videos showed flames blazing.

Whenever the first astronauts land on Mars, they may have to thank a microwave-oven-sized device for the air they breathe. 

That's because a small, golden cube aboard NASA's Perseverance rover has produced enough oxygen on the Red Planet to keep a human alive, at least for a while. 

In total, the MOXIE instrument has made 122 grams of oxygen since it landed on Mars in 2021 – enough to support an astronaut for about three hours and 40 minutes. 

Experts think future versions of the tool sent to Mars could stockpile oxygen to help keep future astronauts alive or make fuel to get them home.

Perseverance and its many instruments (including MOXIE) landed on Mars in February 2021 following a nearly seven-month journey through space. 

Robotics company Boston Dynamics is pledging not to support the weaponization of its products and calling for its competitors to do the same. 

In a new letter, the firm said recent efforts to weaponize their robots - such as a Russian inventor who strapped a submachine gun to a Unitree robot and filmed it shooting targets - had added to the urgency of their declaration.

'We pledge that we will not weaponize our advanced-mobility general-purpose robots or the software we develop that enables advanced robotics and we will not support others to do so,' the letter, which was signed by six other companies, including Unitree, states. 

The Massachusetts-based tech company has frequently seen videos of its robot dogs Spot or its humanoid robot Atlas go viral for performing various stunts or athletic tasks in public. 

Webmaster addition: The problem is that once a customer has purchased the robot, they can do whatever they want with it.

BREAKING: Infowars reporter and War Room host Owen Shroyer was sentenced to 60 DAYS IN PRISON – Owen stood outside the Capitol and warned Trump supporters not to go inside the US Capitol.

Owen also frequently spoke out against the stolen 2020 election.

DOJ prosecutors sought prison time against Owen for this speech crime!

For this he was sentenced to 60 DAYS IN PRISON!

An iconic Seattle fish market will be closing after more than seven decades in business, citing rising violent crime and homelessness.

Mutual Fish, which according to Eater Seattle, “introduced many innovations to the Seattle seafood scene and inspired generations of professional chefs and home cooks,” will be closing its doors for good on September 16.

 Republican Sen. John Neely Kennedy of Louisiana read from a pornographic book at a Senate hearing on Tuesday amid a heated exchange about school boards removing such books from libraries.

 A journalist described the moment researchers and the medical field first realized puberty blockers were not reversible, as they had been previously assured.

 Officials with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Tuesday that one of America’s leading cold medicines doesn’t actually work, following a review of the latest research on the subject.

 The White House communications team has been forced to play defense over the last several weeks as the president continues to come under public scrutiny for apparent gaffes and slips-ups.

 The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) gave six analysts financial rewards for changing their position on the lab leak coronavirus origin theory, according to whistleblower testimony released by House investigators.

 The Odessa City Council in Texas is set to introduce a resolution banning the enforcement of any mask mandates, business lockdowns or vaccine mandates in the city, the Daily Caller has learned.

The UK-France Channel migrant deal costing the British taxpayer an eye-watering £480m each year has come in for a fresh bout of criticism.

Footage appearing to show boozed-up officers in Calais enjoying a raucous night out has thrown into question whether there is a vigour to halt the perilous crossings carried out by asylum seekers on a daily basis.

An investigation by the Express found officers funded by UK taxpayers have admitted to brazenly allowing small boats to sail to the UK.

Depressingly predictable research from Which? serves as another reminder, if one was needed, that furnishing your home with internet-connected "smart" devices could be a dumb idea if you'd rather try to preserve your privacy.

The consumer rights organization's analysis of a number of IoT products – from speakers and security cameras to TVs and washing machines – found that they all demand customer data above and beyond what is needed for the product to perform its function, and then distribute that information to a horde of faceless corporations.

Consumer campaign group Which? pointed out that this means consumers are not only in many cases paying thousands for the product itself, with all its "smart" connected bells and whistles, but continue to pay in the form of their personal data.

Spyware masquerading as modified versions of Telegram have been spotted in the Google Play Store that's designed to harvest sensitive information from compromised Android devices.

According to Kaspersky security researcher Igor Golovin, the apps come with nefarious features to capture and exfiltrate names, user IDs, contacts, phone numbers, and chat messages to an actor-controlled server.

The activity has been codenamed Evil Telegram by the Russian cybersecurity company.

A threat actor called Redfly has been linked to a compromise of a national grid located in an unnamed Asian country for as long as six months earlier this year using a known malware referred to as ShadowPad.

"The attackers managed to steal credentials and compromise multiple computers on the organization's network," the Symantec Threat Hunter Team, part of Broadcom, said in a report shared with The Hacker News. "The attack is the latest in a series of espionage intrusions against [critical national infrastructure] targets."

ShadowPad, also known as PoisonPlug, is a follow-up to the PlugX remote access trojan and is a modular implant capable of loading additional plugins dynamically from a remote server as required to harvest sensitive data from breached networks.

Apple released security updates for older iPhones to fix a zero-day vulnerability tracked as CVE-2023-41064 that was actively exploited to infect iOS devices with NSO's Pegasus spyware.

CVE-2023-31064 is a remote code execution flaw that is exploited by sending maliciously crafted images via iMessage.

As reported by Citizen Lab earlier this month, CVE-2023-31064 and a second flaw tracked as CVE-2023-41061 were used as a zero-click attack chain dubbed BLASTPASS, which involves sending specially crafted images in iMessage PassKit attachments to install spyware.

When the phones received and processed the attachment, it installed NSO's Pegasus spyware, even on fully patched iOS (16.6) devices.

Apple released fixes for the two flaws with macOS Ventura 13.5.2, iOS 16.6.1, iPadOS 16.6.1, and watchOS 9.6.2, and CISA published an alert requiring federal agencies to patch by October 2, 2023.

The security updates have now been backported to iOS 15.7.9 and iPadOS 15.7.9, macOS Monterey 12.6.9, and macOS Big Sur 11.7.10 to prevent the use of this attack chain on those devices.

Adobe has released security updates to patch a zero-day vulnerability in Acrobat and Reader tagged as exploited in attacks.

Even though additional information on the attacks is yet to be disclosed, the zero-day is known to affect both Windows and macOS systems.

"Adobe is aware that CVE-2023-26369 has been exploited in the wild in limited attacks targeting Adobe Acrobat and Reader," the company said in a security advisory published today.

The critical security flaw is tracked as CVE-2023-26369 and can let attackers gain code execution after successfully exploiting an out-of-bounds write weakness.

While threat actors can exploit it in low-complexity attacks without requiring privileges, the flaw can only be exploited by local attackers, and it also requires user interaction, according to its CVSS v3.1 score. 

CVE-2023-26369 was classified by Addobe with a maximum priority rating, with the company strongly advising administrators to install the update as soon as possible...

Google released emergency security updates to fix the fourth Chrome zero-day vulnerability exploited in attacks since the start of the year.

"Google is aware that an exploit for CVE-2023-4863 exists in the wild," the company revealed in a security advisory published on Monday.

The new version is currently rolling out to users in the Stable and Extended stable channels, and it's estimated that it will reach the entire user base over the coming days or weeks.

Chrome users are advised to upgrade their web browser to version 116.0.5845.187 (Mac and Linux) and 116.0.5845.187/.188 (Windows) as soon as possible, as it patches the CVE-2023-4863 vulnerability on Windows, Mac, and Linux systems.

 A prominent gun safe manufacturing company now faces massive backlash because it provided the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) with the password to a customer's safe at the law enforcement agency's request.

 X's Elon Musk tweeted an article this week from Newsweek stating that the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has "lost its way." And this prompted ADL head Jonathan Greenblatt to lash out in defense.

 The United States should take extra caution to avoid complicity in what is possibly an ongoing "genocide intent" against 120,000 Armenians living in Nagorno-Karabakh, experts warned the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, a bipartisan congressional human rights group.

 The local government body of Birmingham, the U.K.'s second-largest city, effectively declared bankruptcy on Sept. 5 because it no longer has enough money to pay the £760 million ($954 million) equal pay claims it owes to female government employees who were paid less than men in the past.

 A group of 22 left-wing organizations has announced the creation of a coalition that will funnel over $500 million in funding to local media publications over the course of five years.

 The University of Arizona (UA) is now facing scrutiny for instructing future pediatric nurses to ask children as young as three years old about their gender identity.

 An Indiana man was sentenced on Wednesday to 85 years in prison for the 2020 murder of his mother’s boyfriend.

 A California school district spent $171,000 for “equity trainings” from a Left-wing consulting firm that uses Critical Race Theory, public records obtained by The Daily Wire reveal.