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Israel’s newly elected parliament is already moving against Netanyahu; U.S. Army officer arrested in U.K. on suspicion of trying...

Global headlines: Israel’s newly elected parliament is already moving against Netanyahu (Benjamin Netanyahu’s rivals want to undo his legacy. But he is still prime minister, and fighting back); U.S. Army officer arrested in U.K. on suspicion of trying to steal secrets for Russia (The suspect, 41, who had been “entrusted with sensitive information,” was arrested on suspicion of espionage, according to U.S. and British authorities); and The phantom life of Alice Huang, alleged Chinese spy who had affair with Nvidia CEO (Even basic details remain murky about the background of the Chinese executive, whose affair with Jensen Huang has rocked the global tech industry). Markets leaned higher, with 7 of 7 tracked indexes up; S&P 500 up 0.00% was the largest move. Benchmarks tracked: S&P 500, NASDAQ Composite, Euronext 100 Index, and Public Joint-Stock Company Moscow Exchange MICEX-RTS plus 3 more indexes. Hacker News: Protecting SSH Keys with macOS Secure Enclave (How to keep SSH keys in the macOS Secure Enclave, with Touch ID on every use and no third-party apps); Greg Kurtzer's Ginux is now a userspace kernel (Contribute to gmkurtzer/ginux development by creating an account on GitHub); and Smart home devices should work without the internet (Rule one is that nothing in my house needs a vendor). Product Hunt features Mister Blocks (Make a picture of LEGO bricks and get AI suggest you a build), Padrail (Turn your MacBook trackpad edges into controls), and Muse Ember by Meta (Meta's low-cost AI model for high-volume agent tasks).