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The Trump administration deemed Anthropic's Fable 5 a national security threat, triggering a shutdown of public access. Critics say it looks like retaliation; the White House cites a possible jailbreak.
Brent crude dropped about 5% to a three-month low after President Trump announced a framework deal with Iran and ordered the lifting of the U.S. naval blockade. Key details, including when the Strait of Hormuz reopens, are still unresolved.
The Trump administration has frozen exports of Anthropic's most advanced Claude models, prompting the company to fly staff to Washington in a scramble to reverse the decision and unsettling allies over U.S. control of the AI supply chain.
President Trump conditioned his support for renewing FISA Section 702 on passage of his SAVE America Act voting bill, fusing two unrelated fights into one.
Washington and Tehran announced a framework agreement to pause a 15-week war, with a signing expected in Geneva on Friday. Key questions on sanctions, Iran's nuclear work, and Israeli forces are still open.
SpaceX completed the biggest initial public offering ever recorded, with shares trading well above their offering price and Elon Musk's stake briefly valuing him as the world's first trillionaire on paper.
President Trump says a deal to end the conflict with Iran is close to being signed, but Tehran insists no final decision has been made.
WhatsApp is rolling out multi-account support to more iPhone users, letting people run a second account without downloading WhatsApp Business. The change closes a longstanding gap with Android and raises fresh questions about privacy and Meta's grip on global messaging.
President Trump nominated SEC veteran and current U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence, sidelining acting chief Bill Pulte after criticism of that pick.
Canada introduced legislation to ban social media for children under 16 and regulate AI chatbots, while offering platforms a compliance path to avoid the restriction.
For the first time, solar supplied a larger share of U.S. electricity than coal in a single month, according to data released by the energy thinktank Ember and an industry report.
Documents reviewed by The Guardian connect a nonprofit run by prominent Trump allies to ads that pushed misleading claims about election certification in swing states ahead of the 2024 vote.