The NFL trade deadline is fast approaching, and with seven in-season trades already in the books, the deals are likely to continue flowing between now and 4 p.m. on Nov. 4. Eighteen trades took place last season, with eight coming on deadline day, and that total exceeded the previous season by three. A number of teams with contender aspirations still …
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The Canadian government has threatened legal action against global car giant Stellantis over its plans to move production of the Jeep Compass to the US. Earlier this week, Stellantis revealed a $13bn (£9.68bn) investment in America and plans to shift manufacturing of the Compass model from Ontario to its Illinois plant. Canada’s Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said the firm had …
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Artificial-intelligence tech giant OpenAI has announced plans to introduce sexually explicit material for its ChatGPT AI-based chatbot later this year — a move that a conservative advocacy group says risks introducing “real mental health harms from synthetic intimacy” without appropriate safeguards. The National Center on Sexual Exploitation issued a statement calling on OpenAI to reverse its plan to allow “erotica” …
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Say what you want about Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, but one thing is certain: He rarely mutes the mic. The veteran tech leader is perhaps the most vocal advocate for AI, championing it as the most crucial piece of the puzzle for enterprise-related growth. Also, it’s important to acknowledge the massive AI empire he’s built. Salesforce has gone from $5.37 …
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What exactly did Trump say? Which time? Tuesday was the second time Trump has threatened to take away World Cup games from US host cities on the basis of their political leadership or opposition to his policies. However, it’s important to note that this suggestion of moving games is not something Trump has suggested organically, of his own volition. In …
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A flyer with the words “journalism is not a crime” appeared Tuesday on the wall outside the “Correspondents’ Corridor” where journalists operate at the Pentagon. It was a silent protest of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s new policy that severely restricts press access. The policy criminalizes routine reporting, according to media lawyers and advocates, so news outlets are refusing to abide …
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Things looked bad after the Kansas City Chiefs’ 31-28 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. But after the team’s 30-17 victory over the Detroit Lions on “Sunday Night Football,” the outlook is improving. Every one of the power rankings we’re tracking has moved Kansas City up in their Week 7 lists. Fair warning: a couple of them may have gone a …
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Johnson defends administration’s move to keep military paid during shutdown The House speaker has said that the Trump administration has “every right” to move around the “duly appropriated dollars from Congress to the Department of Defense”. The Pentagon and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has said that unspent funds from research and development accounts will be used to …
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