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Legally or not, the US government is controlling global access to the world’s most powerful AI

When the U.S. Commerce Department ordered Anthropic on June 12, 2026, to immediately prevent all foreign nationals from using the artificial intelligence company’s two most advanced large language models, it disabled its Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models within hours, making them inaccessible to everyone.

The Conversation

Fabricated AI animal videos are distorting how we see wildlife, researchers warn

AI-generated animal footage is racking up millions of views online, but researchers warn it is also distorting public understanding of wildlife behaviour and could be undermining support for conservation.

Euronews

From Bernie to Mamdani, how the Occupy movement transformed American politics

Yotam Marom, who helped lead Occupy Wall Street, discusses why power must be built through movements, not simply through elected officials

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Ukraine commander-in-chief’s job on the line

KYIV - Ukraine’s Soviet-trained top commander Oleksandr Syrsky — who could be sacked this week — led some of Kyiv’s most decisive military campaigns, but clashed with reformers as drones and technology changed the face of war.

Bangkok Post

The Treasury is walking a tightrope on U.S. debt by relying so much on short-term rates that are at the mercy of a suddenly very hawkish Fed

"Therefore, the biggest risk to the debt burden would be a sharp rise in short-dated yields if the Fed were to hike rates by more than expected in the coming year."

Fortune

Quote of the Day by Javier Bardem: ‘We live in a world of denial, and we don't…’ – Oscar-winning actor on why truth has become harder to recognize

Actor Javier Bardem's decade-old quote about denial and truth remains relevant today. He noted that people avoid uncomfortable realities and struggle to discern facts. The digital age amplifies misinformation, making critical thinking essential for everyone. Bardem's words encourage questioning information and confronting reality directly. This message calls for intellectual humility…

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For Ukraine's drones, names are part of the battle

Some intercept drones attack Ukrainian cities, while others strike oil refineries hundreds of kilometres away in Russia. "Liutyi", a deep-strike drone used in recent attacks on Russian oil refineries and displayed at Farnborough, means both "February" -- the month Russia launched its full-scale invasion in 2022 -- and "furious" in…

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"Erika can't stand her": Charlie Kirk widow Erika Kirk's reported fury at Candace Owens revealed as assassination case takes new turn

Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika Kirk, reportedly expressed deep anger toward Candace Owens over her public claims surrounding Kirk's 2025 assassination. Family sources say Erika wants justice, not revenge, as the murder case against Tyler Robinson moves toward a possible trial. Owens defended her stance, saying unanswered questions about Kirk's death…

The Times of India

Could 'banned topics' be the secret to stopping AI hackers?

The trick to stopping an AI cyberattack may be as simple as bringing up a subject the AI system is not allowed to discuss.

Euronews

Why a “Made in USA” Grocery Label May Not Mean What Shoppers Assume

Patriotic shoppers often search for groceries proudly displaying a domestic manufacturing label. Buying local food supports regional farmers and strengthens our national agricultural economy during tough times. The federal government recently increased strict enforcement of these specific advertising claims in retail stores. However, the rules governing these labels are incredibly…

Grocery Coupon Guide

Surge in veterans’ brain injuries shown in VA records

The number of former servicemembers enrolled in the Department of Veterans Affairs system who have had traumatic brain injuries spiked considerably in the last four years on record, new data from the department shows. The figures, which were posted on the VA website last week, demonstrate that the number of…

Roll Call

Single Attack Exposed Vulnerability at NYC Federal Hub Housing FBI, ICE, Immigration Court

A lone attacker ignited a fire at NYC's 26 Federal Plaza, raising security concerns. The incident has sparked a federal investigation into potential anti-government motives.

International Business Times UK

Relatives of ICE Officer Who Fatally Shot Man in Maine Say He Struggled With Bipolar Disorder, Other Mental Health Issues

David's former wife, Ashley Brouillette, told News Center Maine, an NBC affiliate, that her ex-husband was abusive, saying she endured "a lot of physical, emotional, and mental abuse."

Latin Times

$100,000 Life-Size Charlie Kirk Statue Falls Short of Sculptor's Million-Dollar Hopes

New York sculptor Sergio Furnari's £74,000 statue of Charlie Kirk faces financial struggles and personal setbacks, raising doubts about the project's success and potential curse.

International Business Times UK

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6 Home Health Costs Medicare Usually Leaves to Families

Navigating the complexities of healthcare coverage, especially Medicare, can feel like a daunting task. It becomes even more stressful when you or a loved one...

Reason

The Ideological Imbalance in the Academy is Even Worse than Many Critics Believe

Tyler Austin Harper of the Atlantic has a recent X thread in which he challenges progressives to recognize that academia… The post The Ideological Imbalance in the Academy is Even Worse than Many Critics Believe appeared first on Reason.com.

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Artificial intelligence agents need access, not secrets

AI agents need trusted access without unnecessary exposure to secrets.

Reason

South Dakota Can't Stop Website From Informing Women About Abortion Pills

And it can't ban a former state lawmaker from wearing a sweatshirt that advertises that website, either.

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Trump UFO Disclosure Update: Dr. Steven Greer Claims Major Alien Evidence Is Withheld

Dr. Steven Greer accuses the Trump administration of withholding significant UFO evidence, alleging a deliberate slow release of inconsequential material to obscure the truth.

International Business Times UK

Some Social Security Recipients Won't Get a Payment in August: Check if You Are Affected

Millions of US Supplemental Security Income recipients will see no payment in August 2026, as Social Security brings the deposit forward to 31 July because 1 August falls on a Saturday.

The Independent UK

The men behind Trump's $3.47 gas: An NFL coach, a GOP fundraiser and two New Jersey brothers

President Donald Trump and his White House have enthusiastically promoted the Freedom Fuel Network, a chain of star-spangled gas stations

The Conversation

Most Canadian teens have seen graphic violence online, and algorithms — not searches — are to blame

When right-wing commentator and social media influencer Charlie Kirk was shot and killed on a university campus in September 2025, graphic videos of the assassination quickly spread online. Many of those images also landed in front of teenagers worldwide.

The Conversation

Gender-based violence survivors need more than justice: four keys to recovery

Gender-based violence in Africa is often treated as a legal, social or policing problem. But these responses don’t fully address the conditions that shape the lives of women facing violence or the conditions they face in recovery. Based on their expertise in law, the criminal justice system and their relationship…

Medical Daily

Drug Overdose Deaths Fell 13.2% in One Year, but 69,000 Americans Still Died and Policy Shifts Could Reverse the Gains

CDC projects 69,147 overdose deaths for the 12 months ending January 2026, a 13.2% decline. Here's what drove the drop and what experts say could reverse it.

Medical Daily

Backyard Poultry Salmonella Outbreak Sickens 513 People in 43 States, a Quarter of Them Children Under Five

CDC confirms 513 Salmonella cases in 43 states linked to backyard poultry, with 134 hospitalized and 1 dead. A quarter of victims are children under five.

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