Alex Osola

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Google has developed a new kind of AI chip.

Katherine Blunt, who covers Google for the journal, says it's meant to meet growing demand for a new wave of AI computing called inference.

Georgia Democratic Representative David Scott has died at 80 years old.

The longtime congressman is the fifth House lawmaker to die in office since this Congress started last year.

He represented a solidly blue district in the metro Atlanta area.

In the Middle East, Iran has attacked three ships in the Strait of Hormuz and escorted two of them to Iranian waters.

U.S.

officials said President Trump will give Iran a few days to offer a peace plan, a sign that his ceasefire extension won't last indefinitely.

Meanwhile, mediators are scrambling to get the diplomatic process back on track.

Officials say they're working to arrange a possible meeting between Iran and the U.S.

as soon as Friday.

And European Union ambassadors have agreed to loan Ukraine more than $100 billion, financing vital for Kyiv to sustain its fight against Russia.

The approval came after Hungary dropped its veto, the end of a month-long standoff between Ukraine and Hungary's departing prime minister, Viktor Orban.

It's been more than a year since President Trump began his immigration crackdown, and we're starting to get some answers to a longstanding policy question.

What effect do immigrants have on wages, and what happens when those immigrants leave?

A new Wall Street Journal analysis of government data found there isn't much evidence of widespread disruptions in the labor market or of meaningful benefits to American workers.

Journal economics reporter Paul Kiernan joins us now.

Paul, what does President Trump say the effect of the immigration crackdown should be on the labor market?

And you reached out to the White House for this story.