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Anthropic has rejected the Pentagon's latest offer to use its AI model for mass surveillance and fully autonomous weapons.

It's ahead of a deadline today that could put the company at risk of losing its government contracts.

Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Emile Michael, who helps drive the Pentagon's AI strategy, said Anthropic's CEO is putting our national security at risk.

And that's defense under Secretary Emile Michael, who is a guest on Bloomberg Television.

Well, Michael says he's open to more talks, but next steps and possible consequences are up to Defense Secretary Pete Hankseth.

He says President Trump has not weighed in.

Netflix shares are up more than 8.5%.

It dropped out of the fight to buy Warner Brothers Discovery, clearing the way for rival bidder Paramount Skydance to clinch its $111 billion deal.

We get more with Geetha Raghunathan of Bloomberg Intelligence.

And that's Bloomberg's Geetha Raghunathan.

Former President Bill Clinton testifying today before members of Congress investigating convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The closed-door deposition will be held in Chappaqua, New York, and we get more with Bloomberg Government Capitol Hill reporter Maeve Sheehy.

And as Bloomberg's Maeve Sheehy, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, told reporters yesterday that she expected her husband to testify that he had no knowledge of Epstein's sexual abuse at the time they knew each other.

She says she denied any association with Epstein during a, quote, repetitive, hours-long deposition.

The U.S.

has told non-emergency staff at its embassy in Jerusalem that they're allowed to leave Israel, citing heightened safety risks.

Tensions between the U.S.

and Iran remain high, with the two engaged in talks to avert American strikes on the Islamic Republic.

Israel may join in on any attack and be targeted by Iranian retaliation.

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