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Donald Trump has rejected calls for new artificial intelligence regulation, insisting that the only safeguard the industry requires is a strong president, as leading technology executives warn of serious risks from the rapid development of AI. In a social media post, the US president questioned the sincerity of executives calling for a slower approach and said his administration already had criminal and regulatory powers over technology companies. “The only control or ‘guardrails’ that AI needs is a STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT, and the U.S.A. has that, in spades!” Mr Trump wrote. He also attacked Dario Amodei, chief executive…

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Senate Republicans have released a substantially revised Clarity Act, adding more than 120 changes including permanent ethics restrictions for senior public officials, in an effort to secure support for the cryptocurrency bill. The amended legislation was published less than 48 hours before a crucial procedural vote on whether to advance it. Republicans need 60 votes in the Senate, meaning at least seven Democrats must back the measure. The bill would create a framework for bringing more crypto assets into mainstream finance. It passed the House last year but has struggled to gain final congressional approval, with disagreements over conflicts of…

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Bruce Davis, a former senior member of the Manson Family who was convicted of two murders, has died aged 83 while in prison in California. Davis died at 11.03pm on 11 September at the California Medical Facility in Vacaville, according to the Solano County Coroner’s Office and sources. No cause of death was given. He was convicted over the 1969 murders of Manson Family associate Gary Hinman and stuntman Donald “Shorty” Shea. Davis told police he had cut Shea with a knife and was carrying a gun while Charles Manson attacked Hinman with a sword. Davis was not present at…

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Real Madrid are reportedly preparing a January move for Arsenal midfielder Martin Zubimendi, with Spanish reports claiming a deal has already been agreed for the 27-year-old. The claim, cited by TeamTalk from Spanish sources, comes after Zubimendi remained at the Emirates despite summer interest from both Real Madrid and Chelsea. Arsenal will now face a fresh challenge to retain the midfielder when the transfer window reopens. Zubimendi joined Arsenal a year ago and initially appeared set to become an important part of Mikel Arteta’s plans. However, competition for places in the Gunners’ midfield has increased his difficulties in securing regular…

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A man is in critical condition after being shot several times in Minneapolis’s Near North neighbourhood on Sunday night. Police were called to James Avenue North, near 11th Avenue North, shortly before 8.30pm, where they found the victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment, where his condition was later described as critical. Witnesses told officers that the suspected gunman fled the area in a vehicle before police arrived. Investigators have been searching the neighbourhood for surveillance footage and further witnesses. The case is being handled by the Minneapolis Police Department’s Firearm Assault…

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Volkswagen has revealed a record-breaking one-off electric car that it describes as the world’s most efficient EV, with an ID. Polo beneath its distinctive design. The vehicle forms part of the German manufacturer’s focus on improving electric-car efficiency. Despite its bespoke status, its underlying technology is based on the Volkswagen ID. Polo. The car is being presented as a demonstration of how far efficiency can be pushed in an electric vehicle, rather than as a regular production model.

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Micro-cheating in relationships can begin with seemingly minor acts, but may develop into something more serious, a couples’ therapist has warned. Joanna Harrison, author of Five Arguments All Couples (Need To) Have, said behaviours such as concealing a relationship, exchanging overly familiar direct messages or turning to someone else for emotional support could create tension between partners. Other warning signs may include excessive attention on social media, subtle physical contact or sharing confidences with another person instead of bringing them into the relationship. Ms Harrison said the term was subjective, as couples could have very different views about what crossed…

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OpenAI has been accused of violating California’s AI safety law at least three times this year, including through the release of its latest model, Astra, according to an analysis by the Midas Project. The watchdog says the company failed to publish risk assessments required under the state’s Transparency in Frontier AI Act, particularly in relation to the possibility of advanced systems escaping human control. The law, signed in September 2025 and effective from the beginning of this year, requires the largest AI developers to publish safety frameworks setting out how risks will be assessed and mitigated. It also requires companies…

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A brunette model and actress has become the subject of a guessing feature after appearing in a white T-shirt that provides little coverage. The model recently appeared in Lena Dunham’s Netflix show, Too Much, although her name has not been disclosed. Outside her professional career, she is described as enjoying hiking and painting. Readers have been invited to identify her from the image.

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