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U.S. Government Website Used Chinese AI Tool Despite FBI Warning Over Alibaba
A U.S. government website used an artificial intelligence model developed by Chinese tech giant Alibaba, raising fresh questions about Washington’s approach to Chinese AI technology. Reuters reported that the Federal Register website, which is operated by the National Archives, offered an AI-powered search feature using Alibaba’s Qwen model. The tool allowed users to browse public…
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U.S. F-16 Fighter Jet Crashes During Training in Michigan, Pilot Ejects Safely
A U.S. F-16 fighter jet crashed during a military training exercise in rural Michigan on Thursday, prompting an emergency response and evacuations near the crash site. According to military officials, the pilot successfully ejected from the aircraft before the crash. The pilot was transported to a hospital for medical evaluation and was reported to be…
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When Life Feels Heavy, Remember: You Don’t Have to Carry Everything Alone
Life can change quickly. One day everything seems to be going according to plan. The next, you may be facing uncertainty, disappointment, financial pressure, loneliness or fear about what comes next. For Christians, difficult seasons are also a reminder that faith is not only for the easy days. The Bible repeatedly encourages believers to bring…
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GM Bets Big on Diesel: New Silverado and Sierra Target More Than 900 Miles of Highway Range
General Motors is doubling down on diesel power for its next-generation Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra, taking a different path from rivals that are increasingly turning to hybrid technology. GM plans to launch its redesigned pickup trucks in the fourth quarter of 2026, marking the first major redesign of the Silverado and Sierra since 2019.…
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Trump Says Progress Is Being Made Toward Permanent U.S. Army Base in Poland
President Donald Trump said Thursday that progress is being made toward potentially establishing a permanent U.S. Army base in Poland, a move that could deepen America’s military presence on NATO’s eastern flank. Trump said the location would be announced soon if the plan moves forward, describing the potential agreement as a historic step for the…
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U.S. Approves Visas for Iran’s President and Foreign Minister Amid Ongoing War
The Trump administration has approved visas for senior Iranian officials to travel to New York for next week’s United Nations General Assembly, even as the United States and Iran remain locked in an ongoing conflict. According to U.S. officials cited by the Associated Press, Iran’s core delegation will include President Masoud Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister…
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1 in 6 Americans Get Sick From Food Each Year — 4 Simple Steps Can Lower the Risk
Food poisoning is more common in the United States than many people realize. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, federal estimates indicate that roughly 48 million Americans experience foodborne illness each year. About 128,000 are hospitalized and approximately 3,000 die. During National Food Safety Education Month this September, the FDA is reminding families…
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Russia and China Block U.N. Monitoring of Iran Sanctions as U.S.–Iran Tensions Continue
Russia and China vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution on Thursday that would have extended the mandate for independent monitoring of international sanctions against Iran. The vote comes amid continuing tensions surrounding Iran’s nuclear program and the wider U.S.–Iran conflict. The independent panel of experts was designed to monitor possible sanctions violations and provide…
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Huawei Says AI Chip Demand Is Outpacing Supply as Nvidia Rivalry Heats Up
China’s Huawei says demand for its artificial intelligence computing technology is now exceeding supply as the company accelerates its challenge to Nvidia in the booming AI chip market. Huawei rotating chairman Eric Xu said demand for the company’s AI computing equipment in China has grown so rapidly that current production cannot fully keep up. The…
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U.S. and China Experts Push for Nuclear-Style Safeguards as AI Military Risks Grow
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming a national security issue as experts from the United States and China warn that increasingly autonomous AI systems could create dangerous new risks during a military crisis. Security experts involved in a long-running U.S.–China dialogue are calling for new safeguards designed to prevent AI from triggering an unintended escalation between…