Bernie Sanders reveals what's at "the top of [his] list" of things to do.https://t.co/ZFuoT5JlO7
Sanders argues that billionaires hold more wealth and power over the government, elections, media and culture than ever before.
He called for taking on the billionaire class and creating an economy that "works for everyone."
"There is no reason why all of our people cannot have a decent standard of living rather than Mr. Musk himself owning more wealth than the bottom half of American households."
Gov. Gavin Newsom says that closing California's beaches "was insane, in hindsight," acknowledging that some major school districts, including Los Angeles, took too long to reopen.
"I regret that, obviously," Newsom said.
The Post reported that at least 22 US service members have died during the Iran war, four more than the Pentagon's public casualty database shows, citing six US officials.
Sec. of War Pete Hegseth called the report "DISGUSTING and FAKE," saying the Post is "worse than Iranian state media."
US and China discuss cutting tariffs on American LNG ahead of Xi's visit.
Washington and Beijing are negotiating a possible reduction or elimination of China’s 15% tariff on US liquefied natural gas.
The move could be part of a broader deal involving about $30 billion in tariff cuts on both sides, Reuters reports.
President Trump goes off on the Supreme Court over its recent rulings.
He says the Court's rulings on tariffs and birthright citizenship have cost the US "Trillions of Dollars."
"It has been a sad chapter in the life and times of America, but we will prevail!"
The Justice Department concluded that federal restrictions on licensed dealers selling handguns to 18–20-year-olds are unconstitutional under the Second Amendment.
The opinion specifically applies to sales by federally licensed dealers to otherwise law-abiding young adults.
Elon Musk: "I am very close to the cutting edge in AI and it scares the hell out of me. By the time we are reactive with AI regulation it is too late. AI is a fundamental existential risk for human civilization…"
President Trump reveals that he's creating an "AI Force" with a high-IQ AI "Czar."
In a lengthy Truth Social post, the president vowed not to "hinder or stifle" the growth of artificial intelligence, calling AI the next Industrial Revolution.
Trump also dropped a prediction that AI could eventually account for as much as 25% of US GDP.
"We are leading China, and the rest of the World, and I intend to keep it that way!"
US approves potential $2.6 billion air-defense sale for Ukraine.
The State Department approved the possible sale of missiles, launchers, counter-drone radars and other equipment as Kyiv faces intensified Russian attacks.
The purchase would be financed through European contributions and US funds appropriated during the previous administration.
The deal remains subject to congressional review, CBS reports.
Jessica Tarlov left Bill Maher speechless after claiming Democrats are "less crazy."https://t.co/HCCHF9A6sb
Maher: "I think all these new recent elections have been about the Democrats are crazy on social issues. People don't like that."
Tarlov: "And we're less crazy."
Maher: "Who's less crazy?"
Tarlov: "Democrats."
Maher: "What?! ... They're communists who think the Islamists are the good guys. Are you kidding?! Less crazy?"
Elon Musk describes AI as a "double-edged sword risk."
He believes AI will most likely bring immense prosperity and create major benefits for humanity.
But Musk warns that we should be careful and not become complacent.
President Trump says that Hasan Piker is a "terrible liability" for the Democrats.
The president warned that Piker has significant influence over some Democratic politicians, saying "there's no question" that he's a communist.
"How a Jewish person could vote for a Democrat is not even believable."
US warns allies of major delays in weapons shipments.
Several European countries are facing delays in receiving key missile and air-defense systems as the US replenishes munitions used during the Iran war.
Germany has sought faster deliveries of Tomahawk missiles and Typhon launchers, while Ukraine is seeking additional Patriot interceptors, Bloomberg reports.
Congress investigates reports of F-35 technology being diverted toward China.
A shipment of F-35 components bound for the US was reportedly rerouted while traveling from Australia, with some parts later reported missing.
The Pentagon confirmed the shipment issue and said it is working to recover the components and investigate what happened, Politico reports.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom moves to develop an emergency "kill switch" for AI.
Newsom signed an executive order directing experts to develop plans for stronger oversight of AI models, including a potential emergency shutdown mechanism.
The proposed "kill switch" would allow advanced AI systems to be shut down in the event of a major safety or security problem.