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What did President Trump say about AI and its potential risks?

Dave Mattingly 0:01
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Dave Mattingla. Президен Трамп артифілін. Піарш Франко Ордоняз репорц.
Aaron Klein 0:13
Трамп серед фритикс and industry leaders who have raised concerns about the dangers of AI. But says some of what is being said is exaggerated.
Donald J. Trump 0:27
And I've said it I've said it from the beginning. Whoever wins AI and we're leading by a lot. Whoever wins AI wins.
Aaron Klein 0:35
The president, who was speaking to reporters on his way back from Ireland, acknowledged that he uses AI for some tasks, though he would not explain how.

How are Sweden's election results shaping the country's political future?

Aaron Klein 0:44
He went on to say that he likes flock cameras, the controversial AI tool used by police to read driver's license plates. Franco, Ordoniaz, and PR News.
Dave Mattingly 0:56
The CEO of Anthropic is suggesting the tech industry slow its development of AI to ensure more safeguards are put in place. Sweden's center left opposition is holding on to a narrow lead over the right wing government in the country's general election. As Esme Nicholson reports, it may be several days before the results are final.
Esme Nicholson 1:17
With more than 90% of votes counted, the left leaning opposition has a three seat advantage with a majority that would allow the Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson to form a government. But with the Social Democrats faring worse than expected, it's too close to call. Incumbent Prime Minister Ulf Christensen's pledge to bring the far right Sweden Democrats into a coalition with his Conservative Moderate Party is thought to have put off some voters, with both parties seeing losses. Founded by neo Nazis, the Sweden Democrats are calling to revoke permanent residency permits, stop immigration, and make Sweden Sweden again.

Why are measles deaths rising in Pennsylvania and what are health officials saying?

Esme Nicholson 1:52
For MPR News, I'm Izmi Nicholson in Berlin.
Dave Mattingly 1:55
Health officials in Pennsylvania are reporting the death of a woman due to complications from measles. NPR's Christian Wright says her death comes amid a resurgence of the highly contagious virus.
Kristen Wright 2:07
Pennsylvania's Jefferson County Coroner says the woman was 40 years old and a resident. He also confirms to NPR she was never vaccinated for the measles. Pennsylvania officials have now announced three deaths related to measles. The Lancaster County Coroner said the first two were infants. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy junior initially said maybe the two deaths were fabricated. And now the centers for disease control and prevention says it needs to review the deaths and hasn't added them to its official count tracking fatal cases.

What is driving the recent surge in U.S. gasoline and diesel prices?

Kristen Wright 2:35
No other states have announced measles deaths this year. Pennsylvania's health department reported a significant spike in the measles last week in a total of six hundred seventy six cases across most counties. Kristen Wright N PR News.
Dave Mattingly 2:48
More than a half dozen states are under heat advisories today. They extend from South Texas to southern Indiana. This is NPR News from Washington. The costs of gasoline and diesel fuel in the U.S. continue to spike. AAA says the price of regular gas has gone up almost seventeen cents a gallon in the last week. It's now averaging close to four dollars thirty two cents.

How did Alexander Zverev win the US Open men’s singles title?

Dave Mattingly 3:14
The cost of diesel has gone up thirty three cents a gallon in the last week. It's at a record high, it's averaging six dollars twenty three cents nationwide. Higher diesel prices raise costs for consumer goods because of the added transportation expense. Germany's Alexander Zverev is the winner of the men's singles title at this year's US Open Tennis Tournament in New York. He beat American Ben Shelton in four sets to capture his second Grand Slam title of twenty twenty six. NPR's Becky Sullivan has more.
Becky Sullivan 3:46
Even before the first serve of Sunday's match, Shelton's appearance in the final was a bit of history. He is mixed race, his father Bryant is black. Making Shelton the first black man to play in the US Open men's singles final since Arthur Ash more than half a century ago. It was also Shelton's first career Grand Slam final.

How can U.S. citizens abroad request an absentee ballot for the 2026 election?

Becky Sullivan 4:01
And of course, no American Man has won a Grand Slam singles title since two thousand three. But the twenty three year old couldn't overpower the six foot six Germans Farev.

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