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New York City Bans AI for Students Through 8th Grade for One Year

New York City announced a one-year ban on AI tools for students through eighth grade, with new literacy classes and screen-time caps for older students.

Campbell’s Slashes Dividend and Cuts Sales Outlook as Shares Drop 7%

Campbell's slashed its dividend and cut its annual sales forecast on weak consumer spending, sending shares down about 7% after sales and profit declined.

Iran Strikes US Bases in Kuwait as Trump Warns War Won’t Last Long

Kuwait's military intercepted Iranian missiles and drones Thursday as Tehran widened its retaliation against U.S. bases, with Trump warning strikes could r

Trump Confirms Xi Washington Visit This Month, Touts US Lead in AI Race

Trump said on Wednesday that Xi Jinping will visit Washington this month, calling the summit exciting and claiming a US lead in artificial intelligence.

NBA Suspends Clippers Owner Ballmer, Strips Five Draft Picks Over Kawhi Deal

The NBA suspended Clippers owner Steve Ballmer for one year, stripped five first-round draft picks and fined the team $30 million over the Kawhi Leonard ca

Fire Kills 10 Members of Same Family in Lima as Police Investigate Possible Arson

A fire has killed 10 members of the same family in Lima, Peru, as police investigate the cause amid local reports it may have been arson.

Wreckage of Pan Am Clipper Endeavor Found 74 Years After Crash That Reshaped Aviation Safety

The wreckage of Pan Am's Clipper Endeavor, whose 1951 crash killed 52 and led to mandatory pre-flight safety briefings, has been found after 74 years.

Viral Claims of Noncitizen Voting Face Scrutiny Amid US Election Fraud Debate

Viral claims about noncitizen voting in US elections face scrutiny as officials dispute a resurfaced Obama clip and New Jersey voter-roll data.

Two Dead in West Virginia Flash Floods as Torrential Rains Batter Region

Two people have died in flash floods across north-central West Virginia after torrential rains dropped up to 7 inches of rain, the governor's office says.

Black Descendants Sue Muscogee Nation Seeking Tribal Citizenship Rights

Two descendants of people enslaved by the Muscogee Nation have sued in federal court seeking tribal citizenship, citing an 1866 treaty and a 2025 court rul

US Prosecutors Withdraw Subpoenas Targeting New York Times Reporters

Federal prosecutors have withdrawn subpoenas issued to three New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns over a Qatari-donated Air Force O

Nicaragua’s Congress Advances Plan to Suspend Elections, Drawing UN and US Condemnation

Nicaragua's congress announced a plan to implement President Daniel Ortega's order to end elections, drawing condemnation from the UN and the US.

US-Peru Tensions Flare: F-16 Deal Postponed Amidst Concerns Over Chinese Port Investment

US-Peru relations strained as F-16 deal is postponed, sparking US backlash and renewed focus on China's strategic port investment in Chancay.

Melania Trump Faces Backlash After Denying Epstein Ties and Urging Survivor Testimony

Melania Trump faces criticism from Epstein survivors after denying ties to the financier and calling for public testimony, with survivors accusing her of shifting blame.

Trump Amplifies Graphic Hammer Attack Video, Reigniting Immigration Debate

Former President Donald Trump shared a graphic video of a fatal hammer attack in Florida, blaming immigration policies and reigniting the debate on border security.

Chile Dismantles Massive Copper Theft Ring Shipping Millions to China

Chile has dismantled a massive copper theft ring that shipped an estimated $917 million worth of stolen copper to China over five years. Learn about 'Operation High Voltage', the arrests, seizures, and the methods used by the sophisticated criminal network.

Trump Urges Allies to ‘Get Their Own Oil’ Amidst Iran War and Soaring Gas Prices

President Trump tells allies to 'get your own oil' amid Iran war and rising gas prices, as global energy markets face severe disruption.

President Trump’s Signature to Adorn U.S. Currency in Historic First

President Trump's signature will appear on U.S. currency for the first time, a move by the Treasury Department to honor the nation's 250th anniversary and the president's achievements.

Senate Passes DHS Funding Bill, Resolving Shutdown as Trump Pledges Pay for TSA Workers

The Senate passes a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, while President Trump commits to paying TSA workers directly to end airport disruptions.

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