Concerns Grow Over AI, Plus Updates on Iran, Houthis & More - LIVE Breaking News Coverage Concerns over the harm that AI could do in the future have been growing in recent days, while President Trump has posted multiple times today calling certain fears about AI a “hoax.” Plus, there are new developments in Iran and with the Houthis. Get the latest on the AI (artificial intelligence) concerns, along with updates on Iran, the Houthis, and more, in our live breaking news coverage. In this interactive live stream, host Steve Lookner brings you updates on the prominent concerns recently raised about AI (artificial intelligence) and the possible harm it could do in the future, along with breaking news updates about Iran, the Houthis, and…
Department of Homeland Security employees were instructed to access state voter databases in ways a whistleblower alleges violate state law, according to a new report. Why it matters: The policy signals the Trump administration's persistence in trying to root out purported voter fraud by any means necessary. Driving the news: The whistleblower report , released by Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Calif.), details a protected whistleblower disclosure that "reveals serious allegations of illegal and inappropriate activities" within DHS' Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate. - Employees have been asked to access sensitive voter information in state voter databases of people flagged by DHS as potential…
ABC News' Rocsi Diaz takes a look at what's buzzing in pop culture, including Dion performing her first full concert in six years and Hollywood losing the man who taught it how to sparkle.
After a service member leaves the military, the Department of Veterans Affairs still has to retrieve Official Military Personnel Files and Service Treatment Records before it can approve health care, disability compensation, GI Bill benefits, or a VA-backed home loan. That records chase is the red tape. A veteran can be out of uniform with […] The post Trump Puts Veterans First: Files Move With Them, Not After Them appeared first on StoneZone .
After a service member leaves the military, the Department of Veterans Affairs still has to retrieve Official Military Personnel Files and Service Treatment Records before it can approve health care, disability compensation, GI Bill benefits, or a VA-backed home loan. That records chase is the red tape. A veteran can be out of uniform with a claim already filed and still wait while one department holds the file and the other holds the application. The White House fact sheet on the order states that the lag now runs 90 to 180 days, causing delays in health coverage, payments, school, and job placement. President Trump signed the executive order Accelerating Access to Veterans’ Benefits and Employment Opportunities on September 8.…Open
Bringing production home has always been a priority for President Donald J. Trump, and one of the original reasons he ran for office. The White House is treating that pledge as a governing job. Tariffs, procurement, tax policy, and training are all being used so the work actually returns to U.S. ground. On Sept. 3, […] The post Vance and Rubio Roll Out Foundry School to Cut China Dependence and Staff U.S. Plants appeared first on StoneZone .
Bringing production home has always been a priority for President Donald J. Trump, and one of the original reasons he ran for office. The White House is treating that pledge as a governing job. Tariffs, procurement, tax policy, and training are all being used so the work actually returns to U.S. ground. On Sept. 3, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio launched Foundry School at the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace in Washington. Under Secretary Jacob Helberg hosted the event and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise also spoke. The State Department program is built to train the next generation of American plant operators, engineers, and technicians. Helberg first unveiled the project on June 25 at the Pax Silica…Open
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While whistleblowers and founders alike sound the alarm about the dangers of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence models, Donald Trump refuses to take the threat seriously. Nicolle Wallace is joined by Daniel Kokotajlo for analysis on Deadline White House.
In new bombshell reporting, ProPublica reveals Russian oligarch Umar Kremlev footed the bill for hundreds of thousands of dollars for Donald Trump's wedding weekend. Kremlev has ties to Russian President Putin. A spokesperson for Trump Jr. says he is a "close personal friend." ProPublica Reporter Brett Murphy and former FBI Counterterrorism Senior Executive Christopher O'Leary join Katy Tur to discuss.
The Washington Post obtained documents where officials from the Kennedy Center warned they will run out of money to pay employees in a matter of weeks. Trump has offered to step in and pay but only if he gets proper credit. Katy Tur has more details.
