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YOUTUBE (CNN) - 'We were dying with every breath': FDNY union responds to 9/11 documents

New York City firefighter union representatives held a press conference on Wednesday expressing frustration after the release of more than 170,000 pages of documents revealing officials repeatedly misled residents about the toxic air quality levels after the September 11, 2001, attack on the World Trade Center.

YOUTUBE (CNN) - AI 'actor' Tilly Norwood wants an Oscar

Tilly Norwood has been billed the first AI "actor" in Hollywood which raises questions about what awards synthetic performers should be nominated for. In an exclusive chat with CNN's Elizabeth Wagmeister, Tilly Norwood responded to questions about winning an Oscar.

NYTIMES (Jazmine Ulloa and Madeleine Ngo) - Salvadorans to Keep Temporary Protected Status for Now, Trump Officials Say

Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador was set to expire on Wednesday. The Trump administration said it would make an announcement about the program’s future at the “appropriate time.”

ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - Lindsay Clancy trial jurors speak out after mistrial

Jurors in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy spoke out in interviews this week, after the judge declared a mistrial following days of jury deadlock.

ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - Tate brothers denied release amid UK extradition proceedings

A judge denied Andrew and Tristan Tate's request for release while they contest their extradition to the United Kingdom on rape and sex-trafficking charges.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Repellent Trump drives down Republican numbers

Jen Psaki looks at new polling showing that Donald Trump's extreme unpopularity is driving down the number of people who identify as Republicans and driving up the number of people who identify as Democrats. What remains to be seen is whether these numbers will be echoed in voting patterns.

AXIOS (Herb Scribner) - Here's how AI could kill us all (if the worst fears come true)

AI researchers shook the world Tuesday when they publicly acknowledged that there's a non-zero chance of AI killing off humanity in the next decade. Why it matters: AI doomsday fears have existed for years, but as the technology has become more powerful and embedded in our lives, those warnings are breaking into the mainstream. State of play: Anthropic researchers are sounding the alarm that rogue versions of superintelligent AI could destroy humanity. - Anthropic's Jacob Coxon wrote on X: "No other human activity poses this level of danger." So how would AI kill us all, exactly? Experts generally worry about two broad paths to catastrophe: humans weaponizing extremely powerful AI, or humans losing control of it. - In these scenarios,…

NYTIMES (Jesus Jiménez) - Dallas Protests Planned as Trump, Republicans Gather for RNC Convention

City officials erected barricades, mapped out street closures and coordinated with federal agencies as protesters planned anti-Trump marches and demonstrations near the convention venue.