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Pentagon given 180-day deadline to remove Anthropic AI products from military systems
The move comes as the White House reportedly prepares an executive order to remove Anthropic's artificial intelligence, Claude, from federal government operations. The order could be issued as soon as this week.
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Officials identify Virginia shooter as someone convicted of providing material support to ISIS
The gunman, identified as 36-year-old Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, opened fire on the Norfolk campus earlier Thursday, killing one person and injuring two others before he was killed.
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Paxton and Cornyn fact checked on border wall and border security in Texas
Incumbent U.S. Sen. John Cornyn is being challenged by Attorney General Ken Paxton and he and paid social media influencers are criticizing Cornyn.
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Alleged shooter identified who killed two firefighters, injured one in Idaho after ambushing them
“These firefighters did not have a chance,” Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris said.
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2026 field may grow as gubernatorial hopefuls challenge Pritzker
DuPage County Sheriff James Mendrick announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor in February. Lake Forest businessman and former 10th Congressional District candidate Joe Severino joined the GOP field in April. Phil Perez, a mechanic and member of the Posen Park District Commission, is also running.
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Texas is first state to implement series of MAHA reforms
A legislative package to “Make Texas Healthy Again” is going into effect after Gov. Greg Abbott signed three bills into law. Texas was the first state to implement a “Make America Again Healthy” package as part of the national movement led by U.S. Department of
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GOP challenger: 'Definition of insanity electing' Pritzker again
The governor started his reelection bid with six scheduled stops around the state. He called President Donald Trump a “megalomaniac narcissist” while speaking to a crowd in Chicago Thursday morning.
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Months after Los Angeles-area wildfires, reservoir finally reopens
The Santa Ynez Reservoir has reopened — months after the devastating Palisades Fire. Los Angeles locals and officials aren't happy with the delay.
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AZ governor Hobbs says she'll sign $17.6 billion budget after vetoing it earlier in the week
After the budget’s passage Friday in the Senate, House Speaker Steve Montenegro said the chamber's Republican majority had a choice: "Allow a shutdown or improve the plan left on the table."
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Federal judge orders overseer for LA’s 'failed' homeless programs, too few beds provided
The $84,000 annual room and board cost per Inside Safe beneficiary is even higher than the Census-reported $80,366 median household income in the city, which typically supports a family of three.
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Ninth New Orleans inmate captured after over a month at large, one more remains on the run
State police identified the latest inmate as 33-year-old Antoine Massey, who was captured at a New Orleans home. He will now be taken to a state correctional facility outside the area.
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Republican governors ask Senate to nix AI moratorium from 'One Big Beautiful Bill'
The governors argued the moratorium would undo their efforts to protect citizens from potential harm that AI could cause. MTG has also become a vocal opponent of the moratorium.
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Gov Landry signs nation's first state level 'Make America Health Again' bill into law
Gov. Jeff Landry, alongside U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., signed a sweeping new law aimed at reshaping how Louisiana regulates food, nutrition, and consumer health.