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Why are protesters in Washington DC demanding an end to National Guard and ICE presence?
Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Duahlisa Kautao. That is the sound of marching demonstrators shouting whose streets? Our streets in Washington DC. Форві афризин Трамп сен Начно Гар троис то гард ди капітал. This is DC resident June Lee.
This is our home. We need to fight and we need to resist and we don't need a national guard or ice especially on our street and our neighborhood and it's happening our our home so we need to raise our voice.
Many carried signs. One read Fascism belongs in fiction.
What new evidence is raising questions about Israel’s attack on the Nasser Hospital?
Another read let freedom ring. Many of the protesters are also upset over immigration raids taking place across the country. The Department of Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noam recently announced expanded immigration operations in Chicago. The Associated Press said it has new evidence raising serious questions about Israel's rationale for an attack that killed twenty two people, including five journalists last month. And Pierre's Jayna Raf
reports from Amon Jordan. Israel said after striking the Nasser hospital that it was targeting a Hamas position, saying in support of the accusation there was a towel on the camera and on the cameraman. AP says the camera was that of a Reuters video journalist, who regularly filmed from that position while covering the camera to protect it from heat and dust. The Reuters cameraman, along with a reporter working for AP and three other journalists, were killed along with seventeen other people. When Israel shelled the hospital and then struck it again as first responders rushed in.
How are authors suing Apple over alleged copyright infringement in AI training?
The AP report says Israel frequently observed the media group by drone, giving them the opportunity to identify the Reuters video journalist. The Israeli Prime Minister called the journalist's killing a tragic mishap, but has not explained how it happened. Jane Araf and Pierre News Amon. Apple
is the latest tech firm to face copyright lawsuit over how its artificial intelligence systems are trained, in PR's Bobby Allen reports.
Authors Grady Hendricks and Jennifer Robertson say Apple made no attempt to pay them after using their copyrighted books to make the company's AI tool smarter. The lawsuit seeking class action status comes in the wake of a major settlement in a separate AI copyright case. AI Lab Anthropic agreed to pay $1.5 billion to authors and publishers who alleged the company used pirated versions of their books to train its Claude Chatbot. The judge in that That case said Anthropic could have bought the books from the authors, but the company instead chose to steal them.
What crimes against humanity are being reported in Sudan’s civil war?
The AI boom has been made possible by tech companies sucking up vast swaths of human knowledge under a legal defense known as fair use. But now a wave of lawsuits are attacking that behavior as illegal.
This is N P R. More than two years into Sudan's civil war, the United Nations says a paramilitary group has committed abuses that amount to crimes against humanity, and both sides are perpetrating war crimes. Michael Kaloki reports that Sudan's civilians are paying the highest price.
The UN says the Rapid Support Forces or RSF have committed murder, torture, forced displacement, and persecution on ethnic grounds, acts that constitute crimes against humanity, and that the RSF and its allies have used starvation as a method of warfare. The RSF and the Sudanese armed forces remain locked in a deadly power struggle. The UN notes both sides have perpetrated war crimes. crimes and human rights violations targeting civilians for their perceived affiliation with the opposing group.
Who was Dave Johnson and why is his death notable for New York Mets fans?
In all, tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions displaced, for NPR News, a Michael Kalucki in Nairobi.
Dave E. Johnson, the manager who led the New York Mets to the nineteen eighty-six World Series title, has died at the age of eighty-two. Mets team historian Jay Horowitz said Johnson's wife confirmed his passing in Sarasota, Florida. Johnson won the World Series twice as an all-star second baseman with the Baltimore Orioles. He also played for the Atlanta Braves, the Philadelphia Phillies, the U.S.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
Why are protesters in Washington DC demanding an end to National Guard and ICE presence?
0:01–0:42
2
What new evidence is raising questions about Israel’s attack on the Nasser Hospital?
0:42–1:47
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How are authors suing Apple over alleged copyright infringement in AI training?
1:47–2:46
4
What crimes against humanity are being reported in Sudan’s civil war?
2:46–3:51
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Who was Dave Johnson and why is his death notable for New York Mets fans?
3:51–4:39