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A move critics say blurs the line between government messaging and political promotion.
NPR's Tamara Keith reports the shift is a break with presidential norms.
Pakistan's defense minister says the country is now in what he calls an open war with Afghanistan.
The comments follow Pakistani airstrikes overnight on multiple locations inside Afghanistan, marking a sharp escalation in a long-running border dispute.
Betsy Joles has more from Islamabad.
Stocks closed higher across Asia today.
On Wall Street, Dow futures are trading lower at this hour.
This is NPR News in Washington.
Anthropic is facing a deadline today to reach an agreement with the Pentagon or risk losing a major government contract tied to its artificial intelligence technology.
The company's CEO says it cannot agree to Defense Department demands that would allow broader military use of its AI systems.
Anthropic argues proposed contract language doesn't do enough to limit potential uses involving mass surveillance.
The Pentagon disputes that claim, saying it intends to use the technology within existing legal boundaries.
Residents near the San Diego-Mexico border say they're being overlooked.
They say the federal response has moved faster after a sewage spill near Washington, D.C.
than along their own coastline.
Tammy Merga reports from San Diego.
Researchers at Oxford and the University of Kentucky tested chat GPT with more than 20 million comparisons between counties, states and cities...
asking, for example, which U.S.