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More than 1.5 million dozen egg cartons recalled over possible salmonella contamination
Trump administration unveils new tariffs on 60 trading partners as temporary duties expire
Walmart recalls over 16,000 dressers that violate federal safety law due to potentially deadly hazard
Check your refrigerator before making breakfast.
More than 1.5 million dozen eggs sold under brands including Kroger, Brookshire's, Country Morning, Simple Truth, and Sunups, as well as various bulk Grade A and Grade AA eggs, have been voluntarily recalled over possible salmonella contamination.
The recalled eggs were distributed in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico and Mississippi. The FDA says consumers should not eat the affected eggs and should return them for a full refund.
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More than 1.5 million dozen egg cartons recalled over possible salmonella contamination
How America reached a political tipping point for socialism
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White House monitoring after OpenAI models escaped containment and hacked Hugging Face systems
Could AI turn on its own creators?
Anthropic’s Logan Graham, who leads the company’s team that looks for risks in emerging AI, says the industry needs shared safety standards before more powerful models make it into the real world.
His warning comes just a day after OpenAI revealed one of its models escaped a testing environment, accessed the internet, and hacked into another AI company’s systems while trying to cheat on an evaluation.
Anthropic says research found leading AI models, when told they would be replaced, resorted to:
- Blackmail
- Threats
- Unauthorized access to emails
Graham says that’s “a really good indicator” of capabilities that are only now becoming real.
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Anthropic calls for industry-wide AI safety standards to keep models from wreaking havoc
IBM CEO addresses Wall Street tech panic after delayed enterprise software deals surge back
Trump admin warns EU's $1B fine against Google threatens US-European trade relationship
TRUMP: "We have to stop the threat of the communist rhetoric that you're hearing right now, because these people... they're highly educated but they're doing very poorly. In other words, they're losers."
President Trump takes direct aim at what he calls the "communist ideology" of the socialist Democrats during his remarks at an EPA event.
He warns that embracing what he describes as communist rhetoric would be "terrible" for the country as he sharpens his attacks on the left.
"They're losers."
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TRUMP: "AI is probably the biggest thing anybody's ever seen, and whoever wins that race is probably going to win, period."
President Trump says his goal is for America to "dominate the future" and be the "number one superpower" in AI.
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NEW: President Trump announces major progress on powering American tech, emphasizing that massive new data centers will be required to build their own electric plants so energy costs for everyday consumers drop.
"We are here today to continue the incredible progress we're making in communities nationwide to ensure that as new data centers go up and it's, they're going up all over, electricity bills for American families will actually come down."
"We've seen some of the plants that they're building are absolutely incredible."
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Google launches global study of millions of AI chats to understand how people use artificial intelligence
What if doctors could spot your next sports injury before it happens?
Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Andrew D. Pearle says digital twins, virtual models created from a patient's body, are starting to change orthopedic care. By simulating real-life movements, surgeons can compare treatment options and study how stress affects a patient's joints.
Researchers believe the technology could eventually identify athletes who are more likely to suffer an ACL tear, giving doctors a chance to intervene before an injury even happens.
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