Could the US Government Own TikTok? Trump’s Latest Idea Explained
Former President Trump floated the idea of creating a US sovereign wealth fund to acquire TikTok, but experts say it’s far from a done deal.
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Anthropic Challenges Users to Test Its Unbreakable AI Model
Anthropic invites users to try and jailbreak its new AI model after 3,000+ hours of failed attempts by experts.
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Ontario Cancels $68 Million Starlink Deal Amid U.S. Tariff Spat
Ontario scraps its $68 million Starlink contract, blaming U.S. tariffs and Elon Musk’s ties to the Trump administration.
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Trump’s Bold Move to Shut Down USAID Sparks Legal Debate
President Trump’s plan to close USAID without congressional approval raises constitutional questions and sparks criticism from legal experts and lawmakers.
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Trump Proposes US Sovereign Wealth Fund Could Buy TikTok
President Donald Trump suggests TikTok could be acquired by a proposed US sovereign wealth fund, raising questions about its future.
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Meta May Halt Development of AI Systems Deemed Too Risky
Meta has released a policy outlining scenarios where it may stop developing or releasing AI systems it considers too dangerous.
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DeepSeek’s Censorship Runs Deeper Than You Think
A Wired investigation reveals DeepSeek’s AI model is censored at both the application and training layers, even when run locally.
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Grammys to Go On Despite LA Tragedy, Focus on Healing and Community Support
Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. explains why the Grammys will proceed, aiming to raise funds and honor those affected by recent wildfires in Los Angeles.
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YouTube Deletes and Restores Developer’s 15-Year-Old Channel Without Explanation
A developer’s YouTube channel was suddenly removed without warning, sparking concerns about over-reliance on automated moderation.
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The Weeknd Returns to Grammys After Four-Year Boycott, Kicks Off World Tour
The Weeknd ended his Grammy boycott with a surprise performance, just as he announced a global stadium tour.
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The Beatles Win Eighth Grammy Five Decades After Breakup
The Beatles’ song “Now and Then” won a Grammy for best rock performance, marking their first win since 1997 and proving their music remains timeless.
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Super Bowl Ticket Prices Take a Surprising Drop
With the Kansas City Chiefs aiming for history, Super Bowl LIX ticket prices in New Orleans have plummeted, hitting lows not seen in years.
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River Dolphins Pee in the Air – But Why?
Male river dolphins spray urine into the air, possibly as a form of social communication or competition.
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Elon Musk Joins Trump Administration as Special Government Employee
Elon Musk is now officially working under President Trump as a special government employee, according to a White House official.
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DeepSeek AI Faces Global Bans Over Security Concerns
Chinese AI firm DeepSeek is facing bans in multiple countries and organizations due to privacy and security concerns. Here’s where the tech is being restricted.
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President Trump’s tariffs could drive up costs of cars, tech, and shopping
New tariffs on imports from Canada, China, and Mexico may lead to higher prices for cars, household items, and consumer electronics, impacting everyday Americans.
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Pacific Coast Highway Reopens After Wildfires, Sparks Mixed Reactions
The Pacific Coast Highway between Santa Monica and Malibu has reopened after wildfires, but some officials worry it’s too soon.
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X Sues Lego, Nestlé, and More Over Alleged Advertiser Boycott
X broadens its antitrust lawsuit, claiming major brands like Lego and Nestlé participated in an illegal advertiser boycott that harmed its revenue.
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Trump Proposes U.S. Wealth Fund to Potentially Buy TikTok
President Trump signs an executive order to establish a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, hinting it could be used to acquire TikTok.
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Schmigadoon!
The Apple TV+ series "Schmigadoon!" brings its quirky charm to the Kennedy Center stage, celebrating the golden age of Broadway musicals.
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Searching for a Lost Legacy in the Aftermath of the Palisades Fire
Alyce McFadden, a journalist from Los Angeles, recounts her emotional journey to find the condo complex her father designed decades ago, now lost in the Palisades wildfire.
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Pro-Russian Militia Founder Dies in Moscow Explosion
Armen Sarkisyan, founder of a pro-Russian paramilitary group, has died after a bombing in Moscow. Ukrainian authorities described him as a "criminal mastermind."
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N.Y.P.D. Anti-Crime Units Still Conducting Unlawful Stops, Report Reveals
A new report highlights ongoing issues with unlawful stop-and-frisk practices by N.Y.P.D. anti-crime units, raising concerns ahead of the mayoral election.
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Inside the Secret Trade That Landed Luka Dončić in LA
The Lakers pulled off a jaw-dropping trade for Luka Dončić, sending Anthony Davis to Dallas in a move that has the NBA buzzing.
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Target Changes Tune on DEI Initiatives After Years of Strong Support
Target, once a vocal champion of diversity and inclusion, has scaled back its DEI programs, sparking mixed reactions from customers and suppliers.
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What is Bluesky? Everything You Need to Know About the X Competitor
Bluesky, the decentralized social app, is gaining traction as an alternative to X. Here’s a breakdown of what it is and how it works.
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Gas Prices Expected to Rise Due to New Tariffs
New tariffs on Canadian imports could add 15 cents per gallon to US gas prices in the coming days, though the impact could have been worse.
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Are AIs Becoming Too Persuasive? OpenAI Keeps a Close Watch
OpenAI warns that AI’s growing ability to persuade could pose risks, from biased journalism to influencing elections, but says it’s not yet superhuman.
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Westbeth Gets a Major $84 Million Makeover
New York’s iconic affordable artists’ community, Westbeth, is undergoing an $84 million renovation, bringing 32 unused units back to life for creative residents.
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Human Brains Now Contain a Spoonful of Plastic, Study Reveals
A shocking new study finds that human brains contain 50% more plastic than in 2016, with dementia patients showing even higher levels.
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