Trump announces ban on term artificial intelligence
President Trump announced plans to ban the term 'artificial intelligence' in official documents. The move is part of a broader effort to replace the term with 'super intelligence'.
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152 articles from 31 outlets, last 30 days
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The coverage is spread across the spectrum. Right-leaning outlets ran 60 of these articles, left-leaning ones 45.
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Coverage timeline
Elon Musk restricted Ukraine's access to SpaceX satellite network
Elon Musk ordered restrictions on Ukraine's use of SpaceX's satellite communications network, affecting military operations. The move raised concerns about private tech leaders' influence over national defense and international conflicts.
AI discovers critical bug affecting up to 70% of websites
A newly discovered bug threatens up to 70% of the world's websites, prompting precautionary outages. Cybersecurity experts are working urgently to deploy a fix before malicious actors can exploit the vulnerability.
Trump considers trilateral summit with Putin and Xi on nuclear arms
President Trump is open to a meeting with Russian and Chinese leaders focused on denuclearization, according to multiple reports. The proposal has drawn concern from Ukraine and some U.S. Republicans, who question its implications for the war in Ukraine.
Former U.S. ambassador to Greece resigns amid ethics allegations
Kimberly Guilfoyle resigned as U.S. ambassador to Greece after reports of improper conduct, including allegations of selling access to Trump administration officials. Her departure has raised concerns about U.S. diplomatic influence in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Minnesota lieutenant governor confirms Phi Beta Kappa membership
Peggy Flanagan, Minnesota's lieutenant governor and Senate candidate, reversed her previous statement and confirmed she is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. The shift in her account raises questions about the accuracy of her academic claims during her campaign.
Ken Paxton reported to have partied in Dubai with fugitives
Ken Paxton was reportedly seen partying in Dubai with two U.S. fugitives and a woman not his wife on New Year's Eve 2024. The incident adds to his campaign's challenges ahead of the election.
Houthi rebels developing advanced missiles using Chinese parts
The Houthi rebels in Yemen are reportedly building advanced ballistic missiles with components sourced from China. This development raises concerns about regional security and the potential for these weapons to reach Israel and Saudi Arabia.