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The AP Interview: Ukraine bets on battlefield AI as the race for weapons autonomy intensifies

Ukraine is accelerating the use of artificial intelligence to retain an edge on the battlefield, as the war with Russia enters a new technological phase

The Independent UK

SCOTUS' voting rights decision deals big down-ballot blow

Most Voting Rights Act lawsuits have targeted local and state governments, not federal races.

Axios

Fed holds rates steady amid the most dissents in decades

The dissents show that Kevin Warsh will face significant internal resistance to delivering interest rate cuts.

Axios

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'I won’t provide instructions, tactics, or advice that could help someone commit a crime': ChatGPT claims it won't assist would-be felons, despite claims to the contrary from Florida AG

ChatGPT is being looked at by Florida's Attorney General as a co-conspirator in a crime, but is that even possible? ChatGPT says it's not

TechRadar

'The first releases will begin very, very soon': How to access UFO and alien files anonymously as President Trump hints at 'tremendous interest' in the soon-to-be-released and previously classified US records on extraterrestrial life

President Trump has suggested there's 'tremendous interest' in the soon-to-be-released alien files. So how can you access them? And, more, importantly, how can you access them without leaving your data open to prying eyes?

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"Make your life miserable": Candace Owens hits back at Donald Trump over “vile” remark during livestream

Candace Owens addressed criticism from Donald Trump during a livestream after he called her “vile” in a Truth Social post. Responding with sarcasm, she questioned the motive behind his remarks and suggested political pressure may be involved. Owens framed the attack as part of an ongoing pattern, hinting at deeper…

The Times of India

With supreme court ruling, Republicans could crack urban areas to dilute Black vote

Decision gives mapmakers in Republican states power to crack districts into pieces and dilute votes into oblivion

The Guardian - US

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The 2.8% COLA Reality: Why the Average $56 Raise Still Lags Behind Inflation

It’s no secret that the Social Security adjustment for this year has left many seniors wanting more. The Social Security Administration announced a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment...

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Who is Amy Beck? Noah Beck’s mother suspended after TikTok video resurfaces amid Haley Beck controversy

Amy Beck, mother of Noah Beck, was placed on leave from her Arizona teaching job after an old TikTok video resurfaced online. The clip sparked strong reactions from parents and led to a school investigation. The case has gained more attention due to ongoing issues involving her daughter Haley Beck,…

The Times of India

Writing these 5 words on social media could now cost an immigrant their Green Card. And that’s just one item on the list

The Green Card comes with a mute button.

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Immigrants Paid 14.5 Trillion Dollars More in Taxes Than They Received in Benefits for 30 Straight Years - REPORT

The libertarian think tank the Cato Institute found that immigrants paid more in taxes than they received in government benefits every year from 1994 through 2023, generating nearly $10.6 trillion more in federal, state, and local tax revenue than they received in government spending.

Latin Times

Scientology Buildings Reportedly Removed Door Handles After Viral Speedrun Stunts Bring Disruption Inside

A viral TikTok 'speedrun' trend targeting Scientology buildings has led to reports of door handle removals, sparking safety and secrecy discussions in Clearwater, Florida.

International Business Times UK

Ex-Fauci adviser charged in COVID-19 pandemic cover-up case over secret emails and alleged backchannel deals

Prosecutors allege that he tried to “counter the narrative” about the leak theory.

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California mulls new law requiring kindergartners to take math tests

One teacher said she fears the tests will only focus on a child’s deficits

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Secret Service Agent Shot During Donald Trump Assassination Attempt Likely Struck by Friendly Fire From Colleague

A Secret Service officer was injured during an alleged assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, raising concerns about possible friendly fire after initial reports suggested the suspect fired the shot.

The Guardian - US

She set out to become a clinical psychologist. Now she’s leading a US movement to save science

Colette Delawalla launched Stand Up for Science to push back against Trump’s cuts to medical and scientific research

Euronews

‘This is not patriotism’: Outrage at Donald Trump’s face on new passports

The US State Department is reportedly finalizing a "radical redesign" of the passport, which will feature a picture of Donald Trump from his second inaugural portrait. The plan and design have gone down like a lead balloon...

The Conversation

Can the nearly $1 trillion-a-year US military really be depleting key weapons in Iran?

The fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire announced on April 7, 2026, after 40 days of war came at an opportune time for the United States. Several reports indicate it is running out of weapons amid the conflict.

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Students are taught to hide in closets and under tables if there is a school shooting – but does practicing for this possibility keep kids safe?

There have been 63 school shootings – meaning any time there is gunfire on a school campus – so far in 2026.

The Conversation

Bacteriophages: meet the viruses that hunt superbugs

Bacteriophages, or phages, are viruses that infect and kill bacteria. These microscopic predators are found everywhere from soil and water to food and the human gut. Because they attack only specific bacteria, researchers are increasingly exploring them as tools for reducing harmful bacteria in humans and animals without disturbing helpful…

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Terror strikes when toddler goes missing. Searchers find him 2 miles away doing the last thing anyone could imagine

Everyone spent hours searching for him.

The Independent UK

The gift of a shiny gold bell from the King did not make Trump listen on Iran

ANALYSIS: A shiny gold bell from a wartime British naval boat does not appear to have had any mitigating effect on Trump’s public antics - or his international diplomacy, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

The Independent UK

Meet the Liberty Bell fans visiting little-known replicas scattered across the country

If you can't visit the original Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, you might find a dead ringer nearby

Latin Times

Despite Billions in Social Programs, Youth Arrests in Mexico Linked to Organized Crime Nearly Triple

In its analysis, Animal Político noted that Mexico lacks a precise way to measure the recruitment of minors and young people because it is not classified as a specific crime.

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Donald Trump disease hands drama thickens, both hands now affected, official excuse increasingly flimsy

The rot spreads.

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