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Ola says the two share common ground.

The Pope has called for AI to be disarmed, which adds to furious debate about how far AI models should be constrained.

It also comes as Anthropic unveils Mythos, an artificial intelligence tool that can identify unknown flaws in IT systems, which has triggered anxiety across the globe over the past few months.

President Trump is using Saturday's shooting outside the White House to push for his ballroom project.

Secret Service says the gunman had a history of mental illness and was arrested last summer for trespassing on White House grounds.

The incident comes a month after the shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner.

The Justice Department confirms it scrubbed its website over the weekend of news releases about criminal cases related to January 6 rioters, including convictions and sentencings, calling it partisan propaganda.

This comes as both Democrats and Republicans now rally against the DOJ's new $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund.

That's Democratic Congressman Tom Suozzi of New York on ABC.

He's teaming up with Republican Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania to introduce the first bill to try to block this fund.

President Trump will head to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center tomorrow for a doctor's appointment, his fourth since the start of his second term.

Bloomberg's Doug Krisner reports.

Millions of Americans are kicking off the unofficial start of the summer travel season this Memorial Day by hitting the road despite higher energy prices and inflation.

Jody Lurie is a senior credit analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence and says people are prioritizing vacations.

People are still traveling and people are planning already to increase their budgets should costs exceed them.

Bloomberg's Jodi Laurie tells us cruise lines aren't hurting either, even with everything happening in the Middle East and numerous health scares like the hantavirus.

And a lot of people, a lot of Star Wars fans are heading to the movies this holiday weekend.

The Mandalorian and Grogu has been the highest grossing movie in the U.S.

and Canada, raking in $102 million in ticket sales over the last four days.

Sounds like a lot, but it's actually among the lowest debuts for a Star Wars flick since Lucasfilm was acquired by Disney in 2012.