Anthropic’s $40 million political push for AI guardrails is drawing scrutiny from lawmakers who fear dominant technology companies could use federal regulation to burden smaller competitors while cementing their own control of the marketplace.
Cuba’s seventh national blackout this year left the island without reliable power as the U.S. Embassy warned Americans about grid instability, cellphone disruptions and internet outages while authorities investigated the collapse.
CNN defended its White House journalists and raised constitutional objections after President Trump announced an immediate ban against CNN, MSNOW, and Politico while warning that other media outlets could face similar restrictions.
Air Force Secretary Troy Meink confirmed that American space control weapons are now deployed, but offered no details about their operation or targets as the Trump administration advances its ambitious Golden Dome missile interception system.
Barry County Sheriff Dar Leaf says state supervisors refused to cooperate with his investigation into alleged automatic voter registrations, prompting warnings about possible obstruction, witness intimidation, federal referrals, and consideration of criminal charges.
During a friendly Fox 2 interview, Abdul El-Sayed faced questions about his medical credentials, CAIR linked donations, Hasan Piker, policing, illegal alien welfare, taxes, and “Medicare for All,” reinforcing criticism that his agenda is too radical for Michigan.