Jay Clayton Named Trump's AI Policy Czar, WSJ Reports
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton will oversee AI policy for the Trump administration, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton will oversee AI policy for the Trump administration, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
British authorities brought two Iranian nationals to court over an alleged conspiracy to target Jewish individuals, marking a serious escalation in UK counterterrorism efforts.
Prime Minister Philip Pierre praised Inland Revenue employees for their role in public finance. Details remain limited to paid reporting.
Syrian government officials and Hezbollah met covertly in Turkey, signaling a potential shift in regional diplomacy amid ongoing instability.
A dinner tied to Trump's memecoin token highlights the blurring line between political access and speculative crypto investment.
President Trump expressed doubt about Iran's willingness to reach a deal, saying he doesn't know if Tehran will 'give up yet.'
The crypto-backed Fairshake PAC is targeting Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown with $11M in opposition spending, part of a $30M pledge.
President Trump expressed confidence the US would prevail in any confrontation with Iran, offering no specific timeline or details.
A federal judge ruled the government cannot withhold counterterrorism grants from states to pressure them into changing election administration practices.
Hong Kong's SFC and AFRC signed an MoU bringing licensed crypto firms under the same financial reporting and audit oversight as traditional finance.
Gates argues that aligning nations on AI governance poses a steeper diplomatic challenge than Cold War nuclear negotiations did.
Anthropic's CEO missed the Trump-Xi state dinner but is set for a White House meeting, signaling continued AI industry access.
India's CBIC has streamlined customs compliance under the new India-UK CETA, eliminating a routine import documentation requirement.
The Saudi-led coalition reported intercepting a fresh wave of Houthi ballistic missiles and drones, underscoring the conflict's persistent aerial threat.
New federal work requirements for Medicaid are projected to slash roughly $1 trillion in spending over a decade, hitting vulnerable groups hardest.
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