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Pritzker Signs Bipartisan, First-in-Nation Sweeping AI Safety Audit Law
The Illinois governor signed a law requiring the largest AI companies to undergo annual outside safety audits, a first in the United States.
FIFA Rejects Belgium’s Appeal, Allowing US Striker Balogun to Play
President Donald Trump said on Monday that he called FIFA’s president about the red card and asked for a review.
President Launches Trump Accounts for Children With Historic Opening of NYSE, NASDAQ
Parents can enroll their children online and monitor investments on a new app.
Trump Says ‘Restraining Order Needed’ Against Meloni, Draws Reactions in Italy
Senior Italian officials condemned Trump’s remarks while stressing that ties with the United States remain important.
Lockheed Martin to Acquire Ultra Maritime for $3.45 Billion
Lockheed said the acquisition complements and expands its capabilities to deliver naval sonar warfare systems and next-generation maritime platforms.
One-Man Play Brings Washington’s Valley Forge Struggles to Life
‘A General’s Prayer’ challenges audiences to live up to the Founding Father’s vision.
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Criticality Reached for 3rd US Advanced Reactor
The United States has become the first country in the world to achieve criticality in three unique advanced microreactor designs within a month.
California’s Newport Beach Arrests Over 400 During Fourth of July Chaos
City officials said juveniles and young adults committed unlawful behavior, including throwing explosive mortars and fireworks into crowds and at officers.
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National Guard Members Fatally Shoot Armed Man in Memphis
Two National Guard members fatally shot an armed man during a police pursuit in Memphis while deployed as part of the Memphis Safe Task Force.
Consumers Weather 1st-Half Economic Turbulence
A war in Iran, a winter storm, and higher gasoline prices weighed on consumers.
Chinese National Indicted for Running Brothels out of Boston Apartments
The defendant is accused of recruiting foreign nationals for her alleged sex-trafficking ring.
Lawmakers Renew Calls for Action Against Falun Gong Persecution as Senate Weighs Organ-Harvesting Bills
Sen. Todd Young and Rep. Pat Ryan linked America’s 250th anniversary to religious freedom as a Senate bill targeting CCP organ harvesting cleared committee.
Senate Defense Bill Would Establish Fund for Government to Buy Into Private Companies
Government stakes in private companies has gained support from both sides of the political aisle.
New York Launches Investigation Into Legionnaires’ Disease Community Cluster
While the disease is fatal, it can be ‘effectively treated if diagnosed early,’ said a state health expert.
Appeals Court Allows National Park Service to Replace Slavery Exhibit in Philadelphia
The city of Philadelphia sued the National Park Service and the Interior Department earlier this year.
DOJ Says 224 Fugitives Arrested, 3 Children Rescued in 2-State Operation
An official said that Operation Patriot Shield is designed to head off the ‘typical summer surge in violent crime’ around St. Louis.
Trump Addresses His Family’s Crypto Ventures Following $1.4 Billion Earnings
The president told CNBC in a recent interview that there was ‘nothing illegal’ about the crypto ventures.
Trump Declares ‘National Scallops Day’ and Opens Scallop Fishing
New England will reopen to commercial scallop fishing along the northern edge of Georges Bank.
In Photos: Venezuela Rescue Team Efforts
International rescue teams from more than 90 countries joined a global effort after the Venezuela earthquakes.
Extreme Heat Warnings in Effect Across NYC, Other Major Cities Ahead of July 4
As of Thursday afternoon, it was 98 degrees Fahrenheit in New York City and Boston, and 100 degrees in Philadelphia.
