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- 1American doctor tests positive for Ebola in DR Congo outbreak▼American doctor tests positive for Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo outbreak
An American doctor working in the Democratic Republic of Congo has tested positive for Ebola amid an ongoing outbreak in the country. The diagnosis has drawn international attention to the outbreak and the risks faced by foreign health workers responding to it. Health authorities are expected to monitor contacts and manage the doctor's treatment as concerns about wider spread continue.
- 2Philippians 4:13 verse shared as source of daily inspiration●I love sharing Bible verses that inspire and uplift. One of my favorites is Philippians 4:13, "I can do all things throu
A Bible newsletter shared Philippians 4:13, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me," describing it as a powerful reminder of the strength found in faith, and asked readers to name their own favorite verses. The post frames well-known scripture as daily encouragement and invites others to share the passages that inspire and uplift them most.
- 3What Congress can do on AI safety with China now▼What Congress can do about AI safety — with China — now
The Hill publishes an opinion piece urging Congress to act now on artificial intelligence safety, arguing that cooperation with China is essential given both countries' leading roles in AI development. The piece calls for legislative frameworks that address risks from advanced AI while engaging Beijing on shared safety standards, framing US-China coordination as a practical necessity rather than an optional diplomatic goal.
- 4Foreign tourist numbers to the US are plunging, industry chief warns▼Foreign tourist numbers to the US are plunging — and travel chief says Trump can do 6 things to reverse the decline
Foreign tourist visits to the United States are falling sharply, according to the head of the US travel industry, who has outlined six steps President Trump could take to reverse the decline. The recommendations come as the travel sector warns that dropping international arrivals threaten jobs and revenue, and urge policy changes to restore America's appeal as a destination.