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Senate Democrat unveils bill barring social media from selling early access to official posts after Trump API launch
Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) unveiled legislation Monday that would bar social media companies from selling expedited access to posts from government officials following the launch of Truth API. President Trump’s media company launched the service over the weekend, which gives Wall Street firms advance access to Truth Social’s “most market-moving” posts. Warner’s bill, called the…
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Nvidia’s open-source alliance seeks industry input on AI safety controls
A working group within Nvidia’s new initiative on open-source technologies is seeking public input as it develops guidelines on how to share and learn from AI cybersecurity incidents to prevent future risks. The request for comment comes about a week after Nvidia announced the Open Secure AI Alliance, a consortium of more than 120 firms…
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Bomb-thrower Dem makes shocking promise to kick Schumer to curb during Senate debate
Democratic Representative Seth Moulton, who is challenging incumbent Senator Ed Markey in a Massachusetts primary, has pledged that his first Senate vote would be against Chuck Schumer continuing as leader if he wins election. He made the promise during a primary debate on Monday night, arguing that Democrats need fresh leadership at the top of…
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7 students charged in hazing incident that led to Indiana fraternity’s suspension
Two pledges were diagnosed with a serious medical condition after the alleged hazing.
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Moulton: Next top Senate Democrat ‘should not be Chuck Schumer’
Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) on Monday said Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) should be booted from his role as leader, doubling down on his push to oust the nine-year Democratic leader. When asked who should take over, Moulton said, “It should not be Chuck Schumer,” during a Monday night debate against incumbent Sen. Ed…
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Ted Cruz urges Senate to stay in Washington until Protect College Sports Act passes this week
The Senate Commerce Committee has advanced a bipartisan bill, the “Protect College Sports Act”, which would establish a nationwide framework for athlete name, image and likeness (NIL) payments and limit players to one penalty-free transfer within a five-year period. Senator Ted Cruz is pushing for the Senate to remain in Washington until the legislation is…
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Watch live: Oz outlines new anti-healthcare fraud initiative in Philadelphia
Dr. Mehmet Oz, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) administrator, and federal law enforcement officials will give remarks Tuesday morning from Philadelphia on what they call a “significant” healthcare fraud takedown. The Trump administration earlier this year threatened to withhold Medicaid money from all 50 states if they do not show that they…
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Seaside town doubles traffic fines after being overrun with ‘illegal and dangerous’ parking from tourists
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council has doubled parking fines across more than 500 residential roads near the seafront, in response to what it has described as “wild west” and dangerous parking by tourists during the summer season. The move affects 543 residential roads close to the seven-mile stretch of south coast seafront, following complaints…
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Alarming new photos of Trump-backed congressman after ex-wife’s explosive bedroom claim… hear his explanation on secret recording
A newly surfaced photograph appears to show a syringe in the bedroom of Republican Congressman Max Miller, seemingly contradicting his own recorded denial that he ever kept needles by his bed. The image, reportedly taken by his ex-wife Emily Moreno inside the home they once shared, was exclusively obtained by the Daily Mail and threatens…
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Whole Foods didn’t violate labor law with Black Lives Matter clothing ban, board rules
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ruled that Whole Foods did not violate federal labor law by prohibiting its employees from wearing apparel that said “Black Lives Matter,” handing Amazon’s grocery chain a victory in the yearslong dispute over workplace dress codes. In a 2-1 decision issued Friday, the Republican-led board found that employees who…