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Trump White House Plans to Govern Without Congress If Democrats Win Midterms
Reuters reports the White House has spent months planning executive actions on tariffs, immigration and spending if Democrats win Congress on November 3.Read More...
AI Chatbots Spread Election Errors Before Midterms, Study Finds
AI chatbots gave wrong election answers in almost 40% of cases before the November 3 midterms, Forum AI finds — with voting deadlines wrong most often.Read More...
AI Scraping Opt-Out: Google, OpenAI, Microsoft and Anthropic Back One No-Scrape Signal
Google, OpenAI, Microsoft and Anthropic back one AI scraping opt-out signal for publishers, with a shared robots.txt token rolling out through 2027, in full.Read More...
Trump AI Executive Order Targets State AI Laws in Federal Power Grab Before Midterms
President Trump signed an order to curb state AI laws, using lawsuits and broadband funding to force one national AI standard ahead of the 2026 midterms.Read More...
Louvre Heist: Five More Arrested as $102 Million Crown Jewels Stay Missing
Five more suspects were arrested in the Louvre heist probe, Paris prosecutors said, but the $102 million crown jewels stolen on October 19 remain missing.Read More...
Cole Allen Trial Date Set for September 2027 in Trump Assassination Case
A federal judge has set September 7, 2027 for the trial of Cole Tomas Allen, charged with trying to kill President Trump at the 2026 White House Correspondents' dinner.Read More...
Nasdaq Falls 1.4% as Alphabet Rout Drags Wall Street Lower on Thursday
Wall Street fell Thursday as Alphabet plunged over AI spending fears, dragging the Nasdaq 1.4% lower while the Dow and S&P 500 each slipped about 0.4%.Read More...
Nashville Measles Case: Child Treated at Vanderbilt Hospital, Officials Confirm
A child treated at Nashville's Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital tested positive for measles, officials confirmed Oct. 29, as US cases reach 4,588 in 2026.Read More...
AMA Clinical AI Liability Framework: Who Pays When Medical AI Harms Patients?
The AMA's clinical AI liability framework says doctors, developers and hospitals should each answer for the harm they can prevent, not risks they cannot control.Read More...
