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The bill, while mostly detailing Pentagon budget details, also included provisions that would compel the release of video evidence related to the contested Caribbean boat strikes.

It would also require the Pentagon to provide Congress with any information related to what are called execute strikes in the future.

Hegseth has faced backlash from unsubstantiated claims that the strikes were conducted with illegal methods.

While Hegseth and the rest of the administration deny these claims, calls for transparency seem to have taken hold.

President Trump has inserted himself into the potential Warner Brothers Discovery sale by insisting that Discovery subsidiary CNN should change hands.

Although still requiring a lengthy regulatory process for final approval, Netflix is now in exclusive talks to acquire Warner Brothers Discovery for $72 billion.

That deal, however, would not include a sale of Discovery's television network group, which includes CNN.

A longtime detractor of the network, Trump is now throwing his weight into the fight, asserting that CNN needs to change hands or at least be put under new leadership.

Raw sewage is currently flowing from Mexico into the U.S.

and President Trump has had enough.

Daily Wire senior editor Joel Needler has the latest.

A Connecticut family is suing OpenAI in what appears to be the first case accusing an artificial intelligence chatbot of playing a role in a murder.

The lawyer behind the case calls the situation scarier than Terminator.

The lawsuit claims ChatGPT fueled the paranoid delusions of tech executive Stein Eric Solberg

ultimately leading him to kill his 83-year-old mother before taking his own life last summer.

Attorneys say the bot convinced Solberg that ordinary objects were signs that his mother was plotting against him.

The suit argues OpenAI rushed out a powerful model without proper safeguards.

OpenAI calls the case heartbreaking but says it continues improving safety systems.

And even Disney is investing in AI.

The company made a $1 billion investment in OpenAI that will soon allow users to generate short-form content using their characters.