Dan Schwartzman

Norway continues to dominate the medal count at the Milan Cortina Olympics with 30 total.

The U.S.

sits in third with 19, also behind Italy.

Norway also leads away with 13 gold medals, with the U.S.

winning six.

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Axios is reporting that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is on the verge of cutting business ties with Anthropic and designating the AI company a, quote, supply chain risk, meaning that others wanting to do business with the military would have to cut ties with the company.

Anthropix CEO wants to ensure its Claude AI model is not used to spy on Americans en masse or used to fire weapons without humans.

The company and the Pentagon have held talks for months on the terms under which the military can use the software, with Claude currently the only AI model available in the military's classified systems.

Elon Musk, SpaceX, and XAI are both competing in a Pentagon contest to produce voice-controlled autonomous drone-swarming technology that's, according to people familiar with the matter.

The two companies are among only a handful that were selected to compete in the $100 million prize challenge launched in January.

Musk, though, has previously argued against making, quote, new tools for killing people.

The contest is expected to progress in phases depending on the success and interest of the participating companies.

Ahead of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks starting tomorrow in Switzerland, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has proposed terms to President Trump for a de-escalation deal with Iran.

Israel says Iran shouldn't possess enriched material or nuclear enrichment capabilities, while also suggesting the U.S.

should look to limit Iran's range of ballistic missiles.

Talks between the U.S.