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Why are leaders urging a slowdown in AI development after Anthropic’s risk admission?
A call to action in Washington on Lisa Brady, Fox News, after an admission from the anthropic CEO about the risks of AI, leading to agreement from the head of Open AI and Elon Musk that it's time to slow the pace of development or humans could lose control of it quickly. But President Trump calls fear of AI taking over the world or destroying humanity a hoax, and social media posts also calling it a sick conspiracy. As he warns against losing the AI race to China.
Some Democrats appear ready to use this issue as a political cudgel against Republicans.
How are Democrats and Republicans clashing over AI policy and the Trump administration’s response?
Today, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer called for an immediate all-senators classified briefing on AI from the Trump administration, and he accused the president of, quote, looking the other way when it comes to AI. Other Democrats say this Republican-led Congress is just sitting on its hands.
Fox's Bill Melusion, House Speaker Mike Johnson telling reporters he expects a meeting of platform providers as soon as this week, possibly at the White House.
What new crypto ethics rules did President Trump endorse and why are they controversial?
President Trump has signed off on new ethics rules that are part of a cryptocurrency bill heading for a Senate vote this week. According to the legislation's Republican authors, the president agreed to about eighty percent of the proposal that includes state attorneys general's ability to enforce the crypto bill. President Trump's support is viewed as key to several Republican senators voting in favor of the Clarity Act. Democrats have demanded stronger ethics language about crypto holdings following financial disclosure showing President Trump reported more than a billion dollars worth of cryptocurrency related earnings.
Fox is Jared Halpern at the White House.
How are New York officials challenging the federal public‑charge rule affecting immigrants?
New York City and state leaders are leading a legal challenge to a new federal rule they argue will hurt immigrants.
At issue are changes that govern public charges or people who may depend on the government for financial support. New York City Mayor Zoran Mamdani said what will take effect Friday expands the list of public benefits that might count against green card or visa applicants. New York Attorney General Letitia James calls the new DHS language vague, targeting immigrant families enrolled in Medicaid, SNAP, school lunch, and other programs. Grants.
This is not what Congress intended.
Why is the U.S. pushing more oil onto the market amid record‑high gasoline and diesel prices?
This is an interpretation by an agency which does not have the authority.
US citizenship and immigration services said the change emphasizes a need for non citizens to be self sufficient. Gernal Scott, Fox News.
Other cities and counties are part of the challenge, along with at least twenty other states. The Trump administration holding a meeting with energy officials from G twenty nations and Venezuela in Texas about how to get more oil onto the world market.
This is as the price of oil tops $100 a barrel, gas averaging $4.31 a gallon today, and diesel, that's the workhorse fuel of the economy, hits a record high of $6.23. While there is a push to get more energy sources online, more oil has been taken off.
Fox businesses Lauren Simonetti in Houston. Iran backed Houthi rebels disrupting a key route from the Persian Gulf by seizing territory in Yemen and a key pipeline in Saudi Arabia was attacked and shut down for now. The U.S. Interior Secretary offering hope for rapid repairs there, but regional officials tell the Associated Press that could take weeks. Helping to fuel losses ahead of a Fed meeting that begins tomorrow, the Dow dropping 152, the SP and the Nasdaq also finish in the red. Elisa Sebrady, Fox News.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why are leaders urging a slowdown in AI development after Anthropic’s risk admission?
0:03–0:35
2
How are Democrats and Republicans clashing over AI policy and the Trump administration’s response?
0:35–1:16
3
What new crypto ethics rules did President Trump endorse and why are they controversial?
1:16–2:01
4
How are New York officials challenging the federal public‑charge rule affecting immigrants?
2:01–2:34
5
Why is the U.S. pushing more oil onto the market amid record‑high gasoline and diesel prices?
2:34–3:57