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The Hill

Anthropic CEO Donates $1 Million to AI Safety Super PAC

Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has donated $1 million to the super PAC Public First, which supports candidates focused on AI safety regulations. Other Anthropic employees contributed an additional $2.15 million in the last quarter.

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Ars Technica

EU Implements New Measures Requiring Google to Share Search Data and Open AI Access on Android

The European Commission has mandated new measures under the Digital Markets Act that will compel Google to share search data and open access to competing AI platforms on Android devices. Google has raised concerns regarding the potential impact on user privacy and security, but as a designated 'gatekeeper,' it is required to comply with these legally binding decisions.

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ms.now

White House Briefs Activists Ahead of Trump's Speech on 2020 Election

The White House held a briefing for Trump-aligned activists ahead of his speech on the 2020 election, where discussions included claims of election fraud and declassified documents. Activists were asked to keep the meeting confidential, and the event highlighted ongoing tensions surrounding election integrity and related allegations.

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apnews.com

Teleprompter operator for Trump placed on unpaid leave amid betting allegations

President Donald Trump's teleprompter operator is on unpaid leave due to allegations of betting on the president's speeches using insider knowledge on the prediction market Kalshi. The situation has drawn attention from federal regulators, and the White House has stated that strict ethical guidelines are in place. Additionally, Trump's financial disclosures reveal substantial earnings from his crypto businesses, prompting discussions about potential conflicts of interest.

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The Verge

Netflix reports approximately 300 titles utilized generative AI

Netflix revealed in its second-quarter earnings report that approximately 300 titles on its platform have used generative AI, mainly in post-production. The company highlighted the benefits of these tools in improving output quality and reducing costs, providing examples of specific titles that utilized AI technology.

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Fox News — Politics

Democratic Candidate JoAnna Mendoza's Campaign Instagram Follows Controversial Accounts

JoAnna Mendoza, a Democratic candidate in Arizona's 6th Congressional District, has faced scrutiny after her campaign's Instagram account followed several controversial accounts, including those of OnlyFans models and individuals claiming to be witches. The race is classified as a toss-up for the 2026 elections, with both parties having equal chances of winning.

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Fox News — Politics

Ohio Gubernatorial Candidates Clash Over COVID-19 Mortality Rate Claims

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton has come under fire from Republican Vivek Ramaswamy for her assertion that COVID-19 mortality rates were as high as 50% early in the pandemic. Data from the CDC contradicts her claim, indicating a much lower mortality rate. Acton, who has defended her pandemic response, will compete against Ramaswamy in the upcoming election on November 3.

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Ars Technica

Hyundai Workers Strike Over Deployment of Humanoid Robots

Unionized Hyundai auto workers have begun striking due to failed negotiations over the deployment of humanoid robots at the Ulsan factory in South Korea. The strike represents a significant labor response to automation in the automotive industry, with workers planning further actions following the introduction of the Atlas robot by Hyundai Motor Group.

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TechCrunch

Founders Fund appoints Ryan Beiermeister as partner

Ryan Beiermeister has been appointed as a partner at Founders Fund. She previously held a position at OpenAI and showcased her analytical abilities in a YouTube series produced by Founders Fund.

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New York Post

NTSB reports evidence of bird strikes in NYC helicopter crash that killed six

The NTSB has indicated that a helicopter crash in New York City on April 10, 2025, which resulted in the deaths of six people, may have been caused by bird strikes. Witnesses reported seeing evidence of birds being struck prior to the helicopter's descent into the river.

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The Verge

CD Sales Increase in the First Half of 2026

A report from Luminate indicates that CD sales in the US rose by 16 percent in the first half of 2026, totaling 16.3 million units. Factors contributing to this increase include collection building and popular album releases.

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Washington Examiner

Troy Jackson Receives Lobbyist Endorsements in Maine Senate Race

Troy Jackson is running for the Maine Democratic Senate nomination with an anti-corporate platform but has received endorsements from lobbyists linked to various industries. His campaign emphasizes grassroots support and addressing working families' issues, though it did not address potential conflicts with his endorsers' lobbying backgrounds. Jackson is among 13 candidates vying for the nomination, with a convention scheduled for July 25.

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Washington Examiner

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Donates $1 Million to AI Regulation Super PAC

Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, donated $1 million to the super PAC Public First, which supports AI regulation. This donation is part of a broader effort by Anthropic and its employees to influence AI policy through political contributions. Public First Action, the organization overseeing the PAC, aims to promote safety regulations for AI technologies.

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Washington Examiner

Hawaii Democrats Respond to LNG Terminal Proposal Amid Energy Transition

Hawaii's Governor Josh Green is pushing for a new LNG terminal to reduce the state's oil dependency, while local Democratic senators express caution regarding the proposal. Concurrently, conservationists are mounting legal challenges against changes to the Endangered Species Act. Oil prices remain stable amid geopolitical tensions, and public finance for critical minerals is increasing significantly.

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Deutsche Welle

Gulf States Increase Investments in Africa

Gulf states are investing billions in Africa, with each country having distinct goals. The investments prompt an examination of the underlying motivations and the advantages for the African nations receiving the funds.

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Washington Examiner

Decline in Trust in Higher Education Among Americans, Particularly Democrats

A Gallup poll reveals a decline in trust in higher education among Americans, particularly Democrats, with confidence dropping from 42% to 38% from 2025 to 2026. Concerns about political influences and rising costs are significant factors, leading to shifts in enrollment towards higher-quality institutions and trade schools. The data indicates a growing skepticism regarding the value of college education.

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