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- 1Trump launches 'Super Intelligence Force' after AI slowdown calls●Trump launches ‘Super Intelligence Force’ after calls for AI slowdown
President Trump has announced the creation of a 'Super Intelligence Force', according to The Washington Post, moving in the opposite direction from growing calls to slow down artificial intelligence development. The announcement immediately fueled debate over whether the US is accelerating an AI race that some experts had urged it to restrain.
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With Nancy Pelosi stepping back from House leadership after decades at the top of the Democratic Party, the contest to replace her is underway — and artificial intelligence has entered the mix. Reports are examining how candidates in the post-Pelosi race are addressing AI policy and how the technology figures into their campaigns, positioning, and fundraising as Democrats weigh their next generation of leadership.
- 3Election official who lost race locks ballots and calls FBI●An election chief lost. Then he padlocked the ballots and called the FBI.
A local election chief who lost his own race secured the ballots under lock and contacted the FBI, according to a Washington Post report. The unusual move has drawn attention as an example of an official taking precautions over the handling of election materials after his own defeat, though details of his specific concerns remain unclear.
- 4Drivers react after the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix●Drivers React After The Race | 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia
Formula 1 drivers gave their post-race reactions following the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix, with the official F1 feed highlighting their comments in Malaysia. The feature captured competitors reflecting on their results and the race immediately after the chequered flag, drawing a large audience as fans followed the opening stages of the 2026 season.
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Formula 1 has published its usual roundup of team reactions from race day at the Malaysian Grand Prix, collecting quotes from team principals and engineers across the pit lane. The roundups typically cover strategy calls, car performance, driver performances and any contentious incidents from the race at Sepang.