Trump Suggests 10-Person Committee To ‘Watch Over” AI
He spoke to reporters after eating lunch with top tech executives, administration officials, and House Speaker Mike Johnson.
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Jack Smith Scooped Up Reporters’ Phone Data In Trump Probe: ‘Massive First Amendment Breach’
Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, revealed the information Tuesday.
Private Sector Hiring Rebounds With 90,000 Jobs Added In September
Service businesses accounted for 59,000 new jobs, while goods-producing industries added 31,000.
Sotheby’s Prepares $450 Million Sale Of Rare Van Gogh And Cézanne Works
The collection, assembled by Argentine businessman Carlos Pedro Blaquier and art patron Nelly Arrieta de Blaquier, includes two major works expected to challenge auction records.
Trump Rejects Report Of Sanctions Offer To Iran
Qatar continues efforts to bring Washington and Tehran closer to an agreement.
Ken Griffin Bets Big On Miami With $3 Billion Carnegie Mellon University Gift
The Miami campus is expected to open in 2028 and will organize education around major challenges rather than traditional academic disciplines
US Military Ends Iraq Mission As Last Troops Leave
Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell described the departure as an orderly transition from a wartime coalition mission to an Iraqi-led security partnership.
Trump Says Major Tech Firms Agree To Voluntary AI Safety Accord
House Speaker Mike Johnson described the agreement as a voluntary set of commitments. Trump also proposed a committee of about 10 people to oversee the broader AI industry.
The Irresistible Appeal Of Anarchism
War is a special preoccupation of governments. And governments, we all learn at a young age, are the foundation of civilization.
Trump Prepares For An Invasion Of Cuba
It is estimated the US would require more than 100,000 troops to conduct an invasion of Cuba and air and naval support would be essential for operational success.
Who In Hell Are The Houthis?
Houthis like to argue, smoke weed and repel invaders. They live in one of our planet’s wildest, most inhospitable regions, so bleak and arid that even the local camels are cranky and irritable.
Supreme Court Pauses Ruling Blocking Third-Country Deportations
Solicitor General John Sauer said the ruling had created logistical difficulties, including the cancellation of a flight carrying 70 people with criminal convictions.
Long-Term US Treasury Yields Surge To More Than Two-Decade High
The $32 trillion Treasury market has declined 2.6% this year, compared with a 6.3% gain last year.
Corporatist Medicare for All?
By becoming the sole payer, the federal bureaucracy would be in a position to impose its central plan upon these nominally-private businesses and their customers, thus giving rise to a fully socialized healthcare system in the form of corporatism.
Florida Set To Execute Curtis Wilkie Beasley for 1995 Killing
Investigators found Monfort dead in her Dundee home after she suffered blunt-force trauma from a hammer.