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BBC — World

Trump announces new taskforce 'Super Intelligence Force' for AI oversight

President Donald Trump has established a new taskforce called the 'Super Intelligence Force' to oversee artificial intelligence policy, led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton. The taskforce aims to maintain US leadership in AI and will engage with various stakeholders. This announcement follows Trump's executive order to rename AI as 'Super Intelligence' and comes amid calls for tighter regulation from industry leaders.

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Washington Examiner

Former Anthropic Employee to Testify at NYC Council Hearing on AI Safety

Jacob Coxon, a former AI researcher at Anthropic, will testify at a New York City council meeting regarding AI safety measures. His resignation has sparked discussions on the need for enhanced safety protocols in AI development, coinciding with public concerns about the industry's risks. The council is considering various bills, including one that would reward whistleblowers reporting violations.

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BBC — Business

Trump announces new task force to oversee artificial intelligence policy

US President Donald Trump has established a new task force called the "Super Intelligence Force" to oversee artificial intelligence policy, led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton. The task force aims to maintain US leadership in AI development and will engage with various stakeholders. The announcement follows a pact signed by tech executives to regulate AI and a rebranding of the term artificial intelligence to super intelligence.

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Al Jazeera English

KKK Attempts Rebranding as 'Knights Party' Amid Resurgence of White Supremacy

The Ku Klux Klan, now rebranding as the 'Knights Party,' is attempting to expand its influence amid a noted resurgence in white supremacy in the US. A 2025 survey indicated that 32 percent of respondents agreed with the idea that immigrants are replacing the cultural and ethnic background of the country. Thomas Robb, the group's leader, expressed a desire to reframe their message, but maintained the organization's white nationalist ideology.

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BBC — Business

India's Trade Imbalance with China: Current Status and Challenges

India is addressing its trade imbalance with China, particularly in the toy sector, where imports have decreased significantly due to increased tariffs. However, the overall trade deficit has grown, reaching $112 billion in 2026. Experts highlight the need for stronger manufacturing policies and reciprocal market access to improve the situation.

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New York Post

Sen. John Kennedy Considers 2028 Presidential Run Amid Criticism of Trump

Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana has suggested he may consider a presidential run in 2028 if he feels he can be more effective than other candidates. He defended Senator Tom Cotton against criticism from former President Trump regarding Cotton's opposition to a bill on daylight savings, and he plans to support Republican candidates in upcoming Senate races.

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The Daily Beast

Internal Disputes Emerge Within Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s MAHA Movement

Internal conflicts are affecting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s MAHA movement as factions accuse leaders of aligning with corporate interests, hindering fundraising efforts for Republicans. Criticism has been directed at Tony Lyons, who has struggled to raise funds for the movement amid these disputes. The situation has led to concerns about the movement's direction and its grassroots initiatives.

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BBC — Business

Job Interview Questions About Salary: What Candidates Should Know

In the UK, candidates are not obligated to disclose their current salary during job interviews, despite employers having the right to ask. Organizations advocate for focusing on skills and experience rather than salary history to avoid perpetuating pay inequalities. New EU regulations will ban such inquiries, but similar measures are not planned in the UK.

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New York Post

Schneider Electric Approaches $20 Billion Acquisition of PTC

Schneider Electric is reportedly nearing a $20 billion deal to acquire PTC, a US software company, according to the Financial Times. The deal could be announced as soon as Monday, but ongoing discussions mean there is no certainty it will be finalized. PTC currently has a market value of $15.63 billion.

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Washington Examiner

Angela Paxton Supports Texas GOP Ticket in New Advertisement

Angela Paxton, the estranged wife of Texas Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, has released a new advertisement encouraging voters to support the GOP ticket. In her message, she emphasizes the importance of retaining Republican seats, despite her personal circumstances, and highlights the role of Republican women in the upcoming election.

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The Daily Beast

Whistleblower Simon Andriesz, Who Exposed Ties Between Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein, Found Dead

Simon Andriesz, a whistleblower who revealed Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, has died by suicide at the age of 57. Andriesz exposed Lutnick's relationship with Epstein through a 2018 email chain shared with Congress, contradicting Lutnick's previous statements about their interactions. His death was confirmed by a transparency advocate who had previously worked with Andriesz.

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Al Jazeera English

Israel Responds to UK Green Party's Definition of Zionism as Racism

Israel has reacted strongly to the UK Green Party's decision to define Zionism as a form of racism, with officials labeling the claim as antisemitic. The Green Party's resolution, which passed with a majority vote, also includes calls for an arms embargo against Israel and support for Palestinian liberation. Israeli leaders and Jewish organizations have condemned the party's stance.

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The Daily Beast

Fox News and Journalist Accused in Lawsuit Over Deaths in Ukraine

Two security advisers have accused Fox News and journalist Benjamin Hall of negligence in the deaths of four individuals in Ukraine during a Russian strike in March 2022. The lawsuit, filed by the parents of slain journalist Oleksha “Sasha” Kuvshynova, alleges that Fox News ignored warnings about the dangers of the area and pressured its team to enter a hazardous zone. Hall, who survived the attack, is also named in the lawsuit for allegedly providing a false account of the events.

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Daily Mail

Labour Party Poll Rating Increases Following Andy Burnham's Conference Speech

Labour Party support has risen to 30 percent in a recent Opinium poll, the highest since 2024, following Andy Burnham's conference speech. Projections suggest Labour could gain a significant number of seats in a potential election, while Burnham's personal approval rating has also improved. Kemi Badenoch of the Conservative Party has urged readiness for a possible election in May.

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Hacker News — Front Page

Google Data Center Reports Water and Electricity Usage in Nebraska

Nebraska data centers, including Google's Agate LLC, are required to report their water and electricity usage, but some information has been classified as trade secrets. Improper redaction has revealed specific usage figures, including 52.65 megawatts of electricity and 13 million gallons of water for Agate LLC. The report also disclosed anticipated tax refunds for the data centers, totaling over $55 million for Agate LLC.

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Fox News — Latest

Senate Majority Leader Thune comments on Chuck Schumer's concerns about the Democratic Party's left wing

Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed concerns about Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's deference to the far-left wing of the Democratic Party during an interview. Thune criticized the Democrats for blocking bipartisan legislation, particularly regarding military funding, and outlined Republican priorities for the upcoming midterm elections. His comments follow recent victories for progressive candidates in primaries.

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Deutsche Welle

Nationalists Lead in Bosnia-Herzegovina's Recent Election

In Bosnia-Herzegovina's recent elections, nationalists from the three major ethnic groups have secured key positions in the presidency, with Zeljka Cvijanovic winning the Serb seat. Voter turnout was reported at a record-low of 41.5%. The elections occur amid ongoing economic challenges and political gridlock, with calls for unity and reform as the country seeks EU membership.

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Fox News — Politics

Cruz and Vance Engage in Public Dispute Over 2028 Presidential Aspirations

Senator Ted Cruz and Vice President JD Vance are publicly clashing over potential 2028 presidential aspirations. Cruz accused Vance of insecurity after Vance suggested Cruz was already running for president, while both politicians emphasize their focus on the upcoming midterm elections.

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Fox News — Politics

Anthropic's Regulatory Efforts Compared to Sam Bankman-Fried's Strategies

Anthropic, an AI company, is advocating for increased government regulation of AI, drawing comparisons to strategies used by Sam Bankman-Fried in the cryptocurrency sector. Both entities have faced criticism for using regulatory efforts to enhance their competitive positions, although their funding methods differ. Anthropic has invested millions in lobbying for stricter AI regulations, while Bankman-Fried's lobbying efforts were linked to his criminal case involving illegal campaign contributions.

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the-downballot.com

Analysis of GOP Advertising Spending in Competitive Senate Races

A report reveals that while Republicans have a substantial advertising spending advantage in key Senate races, the effectiveness of that spending is diminished. Republicans spent $563 million compared to $375 million for Democrats, but the actual number of ads aired shows a smaller difference. The reliance on third-party groups and higher ad costs for Republicans may be impacting their advertising effectiveness.

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