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New York Times — World

Rights Against Secures Trademark for 'Ess Ess' Term

Rights Against has received a trademark for the term 'ess ess,' which is associated with the Schutzstaffel, a Nazi organization. This action is part of the group's broader initiative to address neo-Nazi symbols and language.

Axios

Anthropic's AI Models Taken Offline Amid Communication Issues with Trump Administration

Anthropic's AI models, Mythos and Fable, were taken offline following communication issues with the Trump administration regarding compliance with a cyber executive order. The administration claims Anthropic failed to address concerns about the potential for jailbreaking its models, while the company maintains it had received approval for its actions. Meetings are planned between Anthropic and government officials to resolve these issues.

Axios

Boris Epshteyn's Role as Trump's Counsel and Influence

Boris Epshteyn serves as a senior personal counsel to former President Donald Trump, known for his influential role within the administration and frequent communication with Trump. He has managed various civil lawsuits against media companies and played a key part in Trump's legal strategy during the 2024 election cycle. Epshteyn's wealth and lifestyle have drawn speculation, and he has faced scrutiny regarding his connections to Trump, but he remains a significant figure in Trump's circle.

NPR — Top Stories

Campaigns Utilize Influencers, Results Vary

Political campaigns are increasingly turning to internet influencers to engage younger voters. While this strategy aims to create viral moments, its effectiveness has been inconsistent in recent elections.

NPR — Top Stories

Impact of Internet Influencers on Elections

Political campaigns are turning to internet influencers to engage new voters through viral content. Despite the trend, the effectiveness of this approach has produced mixed outcomes in key elections this year.

The Verge

UK Government Announces Social Media Ban for Children Under 16

The UK government plans to implement a ban on social media for individuals under 16 years old, with potential enforcement beginning next year. Prime Minister Keir Starmer highlighted concerns regarding the safety of children on these platforms and announced additional measures to limit their online interactions.