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President Trump launched Trump TV as a counter to major TV networks’ boycott of White House events over access restrictions. The networks and several newspapers protested, and CNN, MS Now, and Politico sued the administration over revoked White House credentials.
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An FOI request shows the Home Office issued £288.6 million in civil penalties for illegal worker hiring from 2021/22 to 2025/26 but collected only £66.4 million, leaving £222.2 million unpaid. The article highlights criticism that the government's enforcement crackdown lacks deterrence and quotes a migration-control researcher blaming Home Office incompetence.
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Analysis by the Nuffield Trust shows PIP claims linked to ADHD and autism are rising fastest in some of England's wealthiest areas, reversing the usual link between disability and deprivation. Researchers partly attribute this to wealthier families' better access to diagnosis and benefits support, while a government-commissioned review raises concerns about private misdiagnosis and institutional incentives.
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A 14-year-old boy was shot in the back and killed in Queens on Monday afternoon in what police sources said may have been a botched scooter robbery. No arrests had been made by Monday night, and residents described the area as dangerous and violence-plagued.
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A 20-nation coalition led by Norway and Finland adopted a declaration urging the UN to explore an international institution to set standards and verify frontier AI. The US, China, UK, France and others have not signed, while critics quoted in the report call the push a government-control effort, technology cartel, or fear campaign that could cost the US the AI race.
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In an opinion column, Daniel Hannan argues Britain is targeted for slavery reparations only because it is seen as a soft touch, calling reparations demands a hostile shakedown. He urges retaliatory sanctions such as aid cuts and visa bans against Caribbean and African states, while arguing Britain's abolitionist history and aid spending already outweigh any debt.
Residents of Peopleton, Worcestershire, say they are in despair after an unauthorised traveller encampment was set up on land previously linked to illegal waste dumping. The article says the field has been tarmacked and caravans moved in despite enforcement notices, and locals accuse the council and police of being powerless to act.
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The article profiles Silicon Valley AI accelerationists, led by Guillaume Verdon, who argue that Effective Altruists and major AI labs are spreading a 'doomer' mindset to justify regulation and protect incumbents. It includes some rebuttals from Anthropic's CEO and a skeptical data scientist, but largely presents Verdon's accusations against big labs and AI safety advocates.
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A survey by FIRE found that more U.S. college students support banning controversial speakers and a record share say violence is acceptable to stop campus speeches. The article highlights declining tolerance, especially toward conservative views, and lists campuses with the highest and lowest intolerance.
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Vice President JD Vance is expected to announce an Obamacare fraud initiative at the White House, following President Trump's threat to stop government payments to large insurers if Republicans hold Congress. The report cites GAO and congressional findings on fraudulent ACA subsidy enrollments and prior Vance actions against health-program fraud.
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Wealthy Chinese couples are using a California surrogacy agency, Patriot Conceptions, to have children born as US citizens through American surrogates. The agency is run by US Army veteran Haotian Bai, who has ties to Republican institutions, and the article raises concerns about surrogacy laws, birthright citizenship, and Chinese influence.
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In an opinion essay, Bob Brody recounts the killing of his friend Cara Trager in a Queens hit-and-run and argues the attack may have been motivated by antisemitism. He criticizes Mayor Zohran Mamdani for declining to meet the family and calls on him to oppose antisemitism and honor Trager’s memory.