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PoliticsApr 7

Political Groups Launch Midterm Campaign Strategies Across Multiple Battlegrounds

Democratic and Republican organizations unveil campaign platforms and spending plans targeting key races in the upcoming midterm elections.

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AIApr 16

European Central Bank to Question Banks on Anthropic AI Model Risks

The ECB plans to examine banks about potential risks from Anthropic's new AI model, dubbed Mythos, which the company deemed too dangerous to release publicly.

4 sources
PoliticsApr 20

Senate Republicans Eye Reconciliation Bill and Potential Supreme Court Changes

Senate Republicans advance budget reconciliation while some hope for Justice Alito retirement to boost midterm prospects.

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SportsApr 16

NFL Reporter Dianna Russini Resigns from The Athletic After Investigation

Dianna Russini resigned from The Athletic following an internal investigation prompted by photos of her with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel.

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PoliticsMar 19

National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent Resigns Over Iran War

Joe Kent, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, resigned Tuesday citing opposition to the Trump administration's war with Iran.

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WorldApr 22

Kashmir Town Marks One Year Since Deadly Attack That Killed 26

Pahalgam, a tourist destination in Kashmir, observes the anniversary of a militant attack that claimed 26 lives, as locals hope for tourism recovery.

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PoliticsApr 17

Analysis Shows Prediction Markets, Presidential Pardons Generate Financial Activity

Recent analyses examine financial impacts of presidential pardons and prediction market betting on pardon decisions.

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PoliticsApr 3

Hungarian Opposition Party Tisza Leads Polls Against Orban's Fidesz

Recent polling shows Hungarian opposition party Tisza, led by Peter Magyar, ahead of Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ruling Fidesz party.

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PoliticsApr 2

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Order to End NPR and PBS Funding

U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss ruled Trump's executive order to defund NPR and PBS violated the First Amendment and is unenforceable.

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WorldApr 6

Russian Attack Kills Three in Odesa as Ukraine Targets Oil Infrastructure

A Russian drone strike killed three civilians in Ukraine's Odesa while Ukrainian forces targeted Russian oil facilities in retaliatory attacks.

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AIApr 18

App Store Sees Growth Surge in 2024 as AI Tools Drive New Mobile Applications

New data shows increased app launches on the App Store, with artificial intelligence tools potentially driving mobile software development growth.

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AIMar 27

Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Pentagon's 'Supply Chain Risk' Label for Anthropic

A California federal judge granted Anthropic a temporary injunction blocking the Trump administration from designating the AI company as a supply chain risk.

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WorldApr 21

Trump's 'Board of Peace' Holds Talks with DP World on Gaza Reconstruction

Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' has engaged in discussions with Dubai-based port operator DP World regarding reconstruction efforts in Gaza.

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PoliticsApr 22

California Treasurer Fiona Ma faces scrutiny over Chinese school ties

California Treasurer Fiona Ma, running for Lieutenant Governor, visited China-based school accused of diploma fraud after receiving campaign donations from founder.

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PoliticsApr 17

Advertising Firms Reach Settlement with FTC Over Conservative Media Claims

The Federal Trade Commission has reached settlements with advertising firms over allegations related to conservative media outlets and brand safety standards.

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