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AI could shave $2.2 trillion off the U.S. deficit by 2036. But according to a new working paper from economists at Brookings and the Federal Reserve, more than half of that savings could vanish — canceled out by the...

Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. It’s Jeremy here, filling in for Bea, who usually writes the Thursday newsletter. In this edition:Anthropic’s Fable is back. But U.S. AI policy is still a mess.OpenAI wants the U.S. government to...

Three people have been sentenced to life in prison by a South African court for the kidnapping, robbing and murder of a British couple in February 2018.Rachel Saunders, 64, and her husband Rodney, 73, were kidnapped while in the...

The Michigan parents charged with murder and torture following the death of their morbidly obese 7-year-old son will be evaluated for their competency to stand trial.Jessica and Damien O'Brien were arrested and charged following a monthslong investigation. Their son,...

A bomb blast at a crowded cafe in central Damascus has killed at least six people and injured 22 others, Syrian state media say.The interior ministry said an explosive device was planted inside the cafe, which is located only...

An Albanian-American man who sold land for a possible luxury development backed by President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner is under investigation for alleged drug trafficking and money laundering, Albanian court records reviewed by CBS News...

ABC News’ Pierre Thomas reports on the latest from the FBI saying there are no credible threats to July 4th celebrations, though many will have heightened security. Source link

The SSPX was founded in 1970 in opposition to the modernising reforms made by the Roman Catholic Church in the 1960s, at what was known as the Second Vatican Council. The Society is thought to number around 600 000...

The boss of Berlin Airport has said non-EU nationals arriving in the German capital are having to queue for up to two hours under a new digital border system, and warned the situation is "not bearable over the summer".Aletta...

June’s jobs report did not just miss expectations; it also complicated the story economists had been telling about a labor market that might be reaccelerating into summer. Payrolls rose by only 57,000, and both April and May were revised...