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Hundreds of Internet Sites Illegally Streaming World Cup Seized by US Authorities
Servers and domains linked to illegal streaming of World Cup games were targeted in Peru and Bulgaria.
OpenAI Releases New Flagship Model to Limited Users Following Government Concerns
The company said that the administration deciding which users get initial access to AI models should not ‘become the long-term default.’
US Strikes Iran in Response to Attack on Cargo Ship
Trump said a drone strike on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, attributed to Iran, was a violation of a ceasefire.
Wall Street Review: Tech Stocks Slide in Volatile Week Amid Growing Concerns Over AI Trade
Investors directed funds into other sectors rather than pulling them out of equities altogether.
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Lawsuit Against DOJ’s ‘Anti-Weaponization’ Fund Can Proceed, Federal Judge Rules
In the order, the district judge wrote that the DOJ should submit a ‘written declaration’ before the court on whether the fund is dead.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s New Student Loan Restrictions
The rule significantly changed federal lending options for graduate students.
Meta Launches New AI-Powered ‘Meta Glasses’ Line
Meta introduced a new line of its AI-powered smart glasses that start at a lower price of $299.
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NVIDIA CEO Says Using Smuggled AI Chips for Data Centers Is a ‘Dead End’
Jensen Huang’s comments come amid a long-running U.S. effort to restrict China’s access to advanced computing chips and systems containing them.
Andy Zhu, Accused of Bribing an Eric Adams Adviser, Donated to Foundation Operating Secret Police Station
Well-connected in the Chinese community, Zhu knew Chinese agent Harry Lu Jianwang.
IAEA Chief Says Iran Nuclear Inspections Should Resume ‘Soon’ Under US-Iran Deal
The nuclear watchdog said initial discussions with Tehran on inspections have barely started, and called on Iran to move quickly to allow ’strong' verification.
Trump Hosts Rose Garden Club Dinner for American Farmers
The president celebrated ranchers and agricultural producers and their foundational role over the nation’s 250 years.
Cargo Ship Struck Near Strait of Hormuz by ‘Unknown Projectile’
The UK Royal Navy’s Maritime Trade Organization said that ships in the area ‘are advised to transit with caution and report any suspicious activity.’
Supreme Court Allows Trump Admin to Remove Deportation Protections for Syrians, Haitians
The decision is expected to affect thousands of Haitians and Syrians who received temporary protected status.
Crude Flows Through Strait of Hormuz Back to Pre-War Levels, Energy Secretary Says
The rebound comes as the security situation in the strait has improved following the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding extending the ceasefire.
Senate Reverses Earlier Position, Votes to Support Trump’s Military Posture on Iran
Earlier in the day, Trump visited Senate Republicans at the Capitol to address concerns about the recent memorandum of understanding with Tehran.
Appeals Court Rejects DOJ’s Demand for Michigan Voter Rolls
The court held that a civil rights law may not be used to compel a state to hand over voter registration records.
Chemours Reaches $450 Million Settlement With DOJ in Forever Chemicals Case
The DOJ says the agreement is the first comprehensive settlement by the U.S. government to resolve claims over pollution by a manufacturer of forever chemicals.
US Eases Restrictions on Iran’s World Cup Soccer Team
Andrew Giuliani, the executive director of the White House FIFA Task Force, said the easing of restrictions was always planned if things went smoothly.
Inspections of Iran’s Nuclear Sites ‘Going to Happen,’ IAEA Chief Says
The U.N. nuclear watchdog head’s remarks align with Trump’s insistence that the inspections will take place.
