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President Donald Trump is meeting senior artificial intelligence executives at the White House on Tuesday, September 29, to discuss how the United States can preserve its lead in the technology while addressing concerns about its potential risks. The talks are expected to include Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, with House Speaker Mike Johnson also due to take part. Executives from OpenAI, Google, Meta and Palantir are among the other technology leaders expected to attend. The meeting comes as Washington faces growing pressure to establish safeguards for increasingly powerful AI systems. Some technology executives and researchers…
Queensland Ballet recorded a net operating loss of $5.24 million in 2025 after annual box office revenue fell by almost 30 per cent, although the result was a marked improvement on the previous year. The Brisbane-based company’s loss narrowed from $9.5 million in 2024, when it cut 29 positions, including eight dancers. Total income rose by 13 per cent to $24.9 million, according to its annual report. Queensland Ballet’s box office takings fell from more than $7.6 million in 2024 to just over $5.1 million last year, with 50,098 tickets sold. The Nutcracker remained the company’s strongest performer, attracting 19,782…
JMSN’s lawyers have sent a cease-and-desist letter to White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, alleging that the Trump administration used his song “Love Me” in a taxpayer-funded advertisement without permission. The letter demands that the White House stop all scheduled broadcasts, remove online versions of the advert featuring the song and provide a written account of every airing and online publication. The requested details include the date, time, broadcaster, market, programme and total media spending. JMSN, whose real name is Christian Berishaj, is represented by former Barack Obama administration ethics official Norman Eisen, Democracy Defenders Action and the law…
Five men arrested after a major security operation near RAF Fairford have been released on bail, prompting analysts to question claims from Washington that the incident was linked to a serious terrorist plot. The men, all British nationals from London and in their 20s, were detained after three white vans blocked a driveway in a Gloucestershire village in the early hours of Sunday. Armed officers arrived within 15 minutes, while 85 homes were evacuated and a bomb disposal robot was sent between the vehicles. The arrests were made on suspicion of explosives and terrorism offences. The operation triggered the declaration…
Republican campaigns are intensifying attacks on Democratic candidates with Christian backgrounds, portraying clergy and other religious figures in closely fought US races as inauthentic, politically extreme or financially compromised. In Texas, seminarian James Talarico is being targeted by MAGA Inc, which has described him as a “liberal weirdo” while highlighting remarks including “Jesus Christ Himself was a radical feminist” and “God is non-binary”. Talarico is seen as the Democrats’ strongest prospect for flipping a Texas Senate seat in nearly four decades. Republicans in Iowa have attacked Presbyterian minister Lindsay James and Lutheran minister Sarah Trone Garriott, who are both mounting…
Iranians are struggling with soaring costs after seven months of war, as the prolonged conflict places increasing financial pressure on people across the country.
Good Morning America host Will Reeve has revealed he is cancer-free after being diagnosed with testicular cancer earlier this year, which had spread to lymph nodes in his abdomen. Reeve told People he discovered a lump on one of his testicles while showering. His wife, Amanda, encouraged him to seek medical advice, leading to surgery in May to remove the cancerous testicle. He said he was told he was cancer-free following an appointment on September 8. Reeve said he had chosen to speak publicly about his illness in the hope that doing so could help others. “I was raised to…
Milwaukee County officials are considering a 15mph speed limit for e-bikes and other electric rides on the Oak Leaf Trail and designated bicycle paths in county parks. The proposal is due to be examined by the Milwaukee County Committee on Parks and Culture on Tuesday, 29 September. If members recommend the measure, it will proceed to the full County Board of Supervisors for a vote. Milwaukee County e-bike speed limit proposal The proposed limit would apply only where signs are displayed, with parks allowed to impose lower limits in areas where cyclists, pedestrians and other trail users are more likely…
The new-look Superquiz has been launched with a faster mobile format, interactive scoring features and a fresh set of 15 general-knowledge questions each day. The redesigned quiz shows players their progress and running score as they work through each question. The total number of questions appears beside the progress bar, while the current position is displayed in a format such as “3/15”. Players can also see, after submitting an answer, what percentage of other readers selected each option. The feature is intended to show how their score compares with other participants and indicate the difficulty of individual questions. The quiz…
Jack Smith faced renewed questions from lawmakers over his investigations involving Mr Trump, including claims by Republicans that he gave misleading evidence about congressional phone records. The former special counsel had previously testified for more than eight hours in a closed-door deposition before the House Judiciary Committee in December. During that session, he was questioned about subpoenas issued for toll records belonging to certain members of Congress. Mr Smith told the committee that his team had not sought a search warrant for the content of lawmakers’ text messages, but had obtained toll records showing information about calls rather than their…
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