The White House defended President Trump’s religious liberty record after Archbishop Jeffrey Grob apologized for joining an Oval Office prayer and accused the administration of publicizing the sacred gathering for political purposes before the midterm elections.
UC Berkeley professor Richard Borcherds now grades homework mainly for completion and relies on exams administered in person, warning that rapidly improving AI has made student work difficult to verify and could transform mathematics itself.
Anthony Rivers III, 15, was detained after 11 people, including six children, were wounded during Florida A&M University homecoming festivities. Police said none of the victims appeared to have been the intended targets.
SpaceX secured $40 billion in debt financing for GPUs, while Musk said Starlink and launch revenue helped support its investment grade status. He also warned that many AI neoclouds may not survive tightening debt markets.
Hundreds of Palestinian flag carrying protesters breached the Roman Colosseum as demonstrations over living costs and Gaza spread across Italy, prompting police confrontations and major security deployments in Rome and Milan.
Minnesota’s open Senate race has tightened as Republicans hammer Peggy Flanagan over fraud under the Walz administration, while Democrats tie Michele Tafoya to an unpopular President Trump and national Republican policies.
After a 112 day patrol spanning more than 23,000 nautical miles, Cutter Munro returned home after monitoring three Chinese research vessels, drilling with Canadian forces, and enforcing maritime and fisheries laws in the Arctic.
Judge Ana Reyes abandoned her demand that Justice Department lawyers attach their names to a contested filing after a nearly seven hour hearing involving Trump’s planned renovation of East Potomac Golf Links.