CNN, Politico and MS NOW sought an emergency hearing after reporters were denied White House entry despite a judge’s order temporarily restoring their access. The dispute coincided with Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit.
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The Navy disclosed eight suicide attempts among personnel assigned to the USS Abraham Lincoln strike group during its deployment. The carrier is heading toward San Diego after more than nine months away.
Sanders and Casar want to halt development of artificial superintelligence and create a federal department to oversee advanced AI. The proposal faces criticism over its scope and steep penalties, with little expectation of passage this year.
A federal judge questioned whether the White House denied CNN, MS NOW and Politico due process when it revoked their journalists’ access. He has not yet ruled on the outlets’ request to restore it.
Idaho investigators have identified a man found dead in a Boise church in 1982 as Dr. Mathew Francis Betkouski. They are examining a possible connection to the Tylenol murders but say they cannot place him near Chicago when the poisonings occurred.
Jackson police have arrested a second man in the death of Tasia Fortune, who was found hanging from a tree in August. A third suspect is the subject of an arrest warrant, and police say more arrests may follow.
Philadelphia teacher Hannah Gann has admitted falsely claiming Palestinian, Tunisian and Black heritage. Two organizations she worked with have cut ties with her, and the school district says support is available to staff and students.
The FBI is investigating ShinyHunters’ claim that it breached the bureau’s jobs website and stole sensitive information about agents and applicants. The group’s claims about the data it obtained remain unverified.