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Bill Gates has urged US legislators and law enforcement to regulate the development of artificial intelligence, saying in a television interview with Kristen Welker that oversight is needed. The comments are drawing attention as debate intensifies over how far governments should go in policing AI development.

The UK prime minister has been asked about the possibility of Britain rejoining the European Union, prompting a sharp response that critics read as attempts to slip back in 'through the back door'. Polish media, including TVN24 and RMF24, are covering the exchange, fuelling renewed debate in Europe about future UK-EU relations years after Brexit.

Reports in Italy say Ginevra Elkann is moving toward being appointed president of Juventus. The claim, attributed to transfer reporter Matteo Moretto and picked up by Calciomercato, would put a member of the Agnelli-family circle at the top of the Turin club. Details about timing or confirmation from Juventus have not been given.

The Colorado State Patrol is warning drivers to be alert as collisions with wildlife increase across the state, according to 9News reporting. Authorities are urging motorists to stay watchful, particularly during periods when animals are more active near roadways, and to drive cautiously to avoid crashes involving deer, elk and other wildlife.

Wastewater monitoring in Leuven has recorded the highest concentration of coronavirus in a year, with researchers reporting that the virus is circulating strongly again. Virologist Elke Wollants of KU Leuven, who tracks COVID-19 through sewage surveillance, is drawing attention as the figures point to a renewed wave of infections in Belgium.

Colorado officials are warning drivers to watch out for increased wildlife activity along busy highways as autumn reaches its peak. The seasonal warning, carried by multiple regional outlets including those covering Aspen, Vail and the Sky-Hi area, reflects the annual fall migration and mating season, when deer and elk move more and vehicle collisions rise. Motorists are being urged to stay alert, especially at dawn and dusk.

Colorado has entered the peak season for wildlife-vehicle collisions, with Colorado Parks and Wildlife and state transportation officials warning drivers about the highest-risk roads. Fall brings increased deer and elk movement, particularly at dawn and dusk, raising crash risks on highways along the Front Range and mountain corridors. Motorists are urged to stay alert, slow down in posted zones and watch for animals near roadways.

A fresh round of tech discounts is underway, with the Google Pixel Watch 5 discounted by up to $138 and HP's OmniBook 3 laptop cut by $150. Belkin's 25W 3-in-1 magnetic charger for Android is also on sale, alongside the new Twelve South AirFly Drive wireless Android Auto adapter at $40, timed with Amazon's early fall Prime Day sale event.

Retailers are running early fall discounts, with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 cut by up to $546, Belkin magnetic charging stations starting at $43, and TVs marked down by as much as $1,100. The price drops coincide with Amazon's early fall Prime Day sale, and deal trackers are also highlighting discounts on the Moto Tag 2 item tracker.

The Denver Gazette reports that certain Colorado roads carry a high risk of vehicle collisions with wildlife. The piece highlights stretches of highway where drivers are most likely to hit animals such as deer and elk, a recurring safety and conservation concern in the state. Local readers are weighing in on the dangers and on calls for wildlife crossings and warning measures.

The Utah Wildlife Board has approved changes to the state's fishing regulations, elk hunting rules, and conservation permit system. The decisions will affect how anglers and hunters operate across Utah, with updated permit allocations and rule adjustments aimed at managing wildlife resources. Local outdoors outlets are reporting on the changes as hunters and anglers prepare for the upcoming seasons.

The Pokémon Trading Card Game Live app is set to receive version 1.43.0, an update announced for iOS, Android and PC. The patch focuses mainly on bug fixes rather than new content. Fans of the digital card game are sharing the announcement and discussing what the fixes might address.

Law firm Vinson & Elkins has added a finance lawyer from Simpson Thacher to its New York office, according to Bloomberg Law. The lateral hire strengthens the firm's finance practice in one of its key markets. Details on the lawyer's name and role were not included in the initial report, but such moves between major US firms are closely watched in the legal industry.

A new emblem event has started in Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket tied to the 'Deluxe Pack: Mega' expansion. Over the coming days, players on iOS and Android can win new emblems by defeating other players in battles. The event adds competitive incentives alongside the recent Mega-themed card expansion in the mobile collectible card game.

The Colorado State Patrol has released data identifying stretches of road where wildlife-vehicle collisions are most frequent. The figures highlight high-risk corridors, especially in rural and western parts of the state, where crashes involving deer, elk and other animals pose a safety risk to drivers. Officials and local outlets are sharing the information to encourage caution on known hotspots.

Newly released footage shows the moment Luigi Mangione was arrested. Mangione is the man charged with the killing of UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson in New York in December 2024; he was detained in Altoona, Pennsylvania, after a member of the public recognised him at a McDonald's. The video's release has drawn fresh attention to the case as his legal proceedings continue.

Lafayette High Theatre is preparing to stage 'Selkie', according to the Oxford Eagle. The student theatre program at Lafayette High School is in rehearsals ahead of the show, though details on dates, cast and venue have not yet been widely shared. Local audiences in the Oxford, Mississippi area are watching for updates as the production takes shape.

The National Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is answering public questions about how its practice of feeding elk each winter may be affecting local water. Concerns center on whether concentrated elk populations and feed areas could influence water quality in the valley, and officials have been addressing residents' questions about the environmental consequences of the long-running feeding program.

Wildlife agencies are highlighting the importance of collared animals for management and research. Tracking collars allow biologists in places like Wyoming to follow migration patterns, population trends and habitat use, informing hunting quotas and conservation decisions. Officials stress that data from collared deer, elk and other species underpins sound wildlife management across the region.

Oklahoma wildlife officials have confirmed a sixth case of chronic wasting disease, often called 'zombie deer' disease, in the state's panhandle. The fatal neurological illness affects deer and elk, causing weight loss and erratic behavior. Officials are monitoring the spread, and hunters in the region are being urged to follow testing and handling guidelines.