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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Trump to revise AI policy as technology grows DANGEROUSLY powerful: 'Can HACK the Pentagon'

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The White House is expected to revise its Artificial Intelligence guidelines in the coming weeks and months. New reporting from ‘Wired’ details the administration's plans to expand its oversight of A models, as it continues to grapple with how to regulate the technology it has tried to avoid regulating. The reporter behind the piece -- Senior Political Correspondent at ‘Wired’ Hugo Lowell joins Morning Joe to discuss what he learned.

What is the current regulatory stance of the administration toward Artificial Intelligence technology?
The administration is currently grappling with how to regulate AI technology, a field it has previously tried to avoid regulating.
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How does the technology associated with Artificial Intelligence currently pose a risk according to recent statements?
The technology is described as growing dangerously powerful, with the specific capability to "HACK the Pentagon."
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What action is the White House expected to take regarding Artificial Intelligence policy in the coming weeks and months?
The White House is expected to revise its Artificial Intelligence guidelines as part of an effort to expand oversight of AI models.
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WASHINGTONPOST (Tara Copp, Noah Robertson) - U.S. military has lost roughly 25% of its Reaper drones as Iran war depletes arsenal

The aircraft, which cost up to $50 million each, have seen heavy use around the Strait of Hormuz — but they are relatively easy targets for Iran and its proxies.

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NPR (Greg Myre) - By sky and sea, Ukraine's drone strikes challenge Russia's grip on Crimea

Russia maintained an iron grip on Crimea since seizing it from Ukraine in 2014. Many Russian civilians go there to enjoy the beaches. But now Ukraine is hitting Crimea hard, upending daily life.

How do Russian civilians typically utilize Crimea?
Many Russian civilians go to Crimea to enjoy the beaches.
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What has been Russia's status in Crimea since 2014?
Russia has maintained an iron grip on Crimea since seizing the territory from Ukraine in 2014.
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What has been the impact of recent Ukrainian drone strikes on the daily life of people in Crimea?
The drone strikes from the sky and sea are hitting Crimea hard and upending the daily life of the region.
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How has Ukraine's military strategy changed regarding Crimea according to the report from August 2026?
Ukraine is utilizing drone strikes by sky and sea to challenge Russia's control over Crimea, which has been under Russian occupation since 2014.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Jon Ossoff: 'I have ZERO INTEREST in running for president in 2028'

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A new Fox News poll shows the U.S. Senate race in Maine is competitive, even after a major change on the Democratic side. Troy Jackson, who replaced Graham Platner in July, leads Republican Senator Susan Collins by 2 points, within the poll’s margin of error. Other recent Fox News polling has shown Democrats leading in several key Senate races. In Georgia, Senator Jon Ossoff leads Republican Congressman Mike Collins by 13 points. MS NOW’s Kevin Frey joins Morning Joe to discuss his recent interview with Senator Ossoff, in which they touched on his 2026 Senate campaign, his viral tactics during Oversight hearings, and his possible 2028 ambitions.

Who replaced Graham Platner in July, and what is their current standing in the Maine Senate race?
Troy Jackson replaced Graham Platner in July and currently leads Republican Senator Susan Collins by 2 points, according to a Fox News poll.
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What is the polling margin between Senator Jon Ossoff and Republican Congressman Mike Collins in Georgia?
In Georgia, Senator Jon Ossoff leads Republican Congressman Mike Collins by 13 points.
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According to a recent Fox News poll, what is the status of the U.S. Senate race in Maine?
The U.S. Senate race in Maine is competitive; Troy Jackson, who replaced Graham Platner in July, leads Republican Senator Susan Collins by 2 points, which is within the poll's margin of error.
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What did Senator Jon Ossoff state regarding a potential run for president in 2028?
Senator Jon Ossoff stated that he has zero interest in running for president in 2028.
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AXIOS (Avery Lotz) - Trump's White House remodel tab keeps growing

The East Wing is gone, a new helipad is spreading across the lawn, and scaffolding wraps the White House's front columns, but the price tags for President Trump's renovations are far less obvious. The big picture: The muddled mix of funding streams — whether from private donors, the president himself or taxpayers — has fueled ethical questions about who's footing the ever-rising bill for the HGTV-reminiscent White House redesign. The latest: Senate Democrats urged the Government Accountability Office to audit the ballroom project's scope and cost Wednesday. - One tally, reported exclusively by The Washington Post this week, says the president's construction projects, including upgrades to Lafayette Square and other renovations,…

What were the components of the $1 billion security plan pitched by the administration for the renovation project?
The plan included $220 million for "hardening" security and $180 million for a new visitor screening facility.
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What was the reported cost and funding source for the Rose Garden re-do?
The Rose Garden re-do reportedly cost around $2 million and was covered by private donations.
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How much is Lockheed Martin covering for the construction of the new Marine One model helipad?
Lockheed Martin is covering up to $6 million for the helipad.
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How has the estimated cost of the White House ballroom project changed from its initial pitch to recent reports?
The project was initially pitched at roughly $200 million last year; President Trump later suggested it could be between $300 million and $400 million depending on finishes; a Washington Post report in June cited a contractor summary estimating the cost was closer to $600 million.
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NPR (Michel Martin) - Author discusses the common myths and stereotypes about domestic violence

Allegations of domestic violence against Congressman Max Miller, which he denies, have raised persistent stereotypes about abuse. NPR's Michel Martin talks to author Leslie Morgan Steiner.

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