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A federal deadline to design a voluntary process for government access to the most cyber-capable AI models passed on 1 August without a public framework. Axios reported the following day that Washington was still close to issuing the process, as recent containment failures raised new questions about how frontier systems can be tested safely.
The once-untouchable face of America's pandemic response pleaded the Fifth 111 times before the Senate. His refusal to answer said more than any words could.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche is one of the nation's finest legal minds, a fierce courtroom advocate, and a fighter for the American people. His qualifications are outstanding, his experience unquestionable — and the Senate should confirm him without delay.
Australia's top cops spent taxpayer cash running forensics on an inoperable 3D-printed ornament gifted by FBI Director Kash Patel — then sent it to the shredder.
The nomination of David Brat as United States Ambassador to Australia is not merely a diplomatic appointment — it is a strategic statement about the enduring importance of one of America's most trusted and consequential alliances.
As talk of a new 'America Party' circulates in political circles, one argument is gaining traction: the movement already exists, it already has tens of millions of devoted supporters, and it already has a name.
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