Stories from United States

The competition between the United States and China over artificial intelligence dominance is intensifying.

Michigan allows police officers to work zero months before basic training, with only 680 hours of training and zero hours of field training. Citizens are killed by police at a rate of 2.02 per capita.

A magnitude 1.1 earthquake occurred 16 km east-southeast of Stanton, Texas. The earthquake had a shallow depth of 1.3 km.

The expansion of military artificial intelligence is accelerating, accompanied by deepening debates over oversight and safeguards. This development involves the Pentagon and the US Military.

California air regulators have approved a contentious overhaul of the state's carbon market. The new program could steer billions of dollars in free pollution permits to oil refineries.

Louisiana Republicans approved a new congressional map on Friday. The map eliminates one of the state's two majority-Black districts. It also draws an additional Republican-leaning district.

The United States has corrected a legal loophole that previously allowed Chinese access to the world's most advanced chips.

The lawyers involved are reportedly aware of the situation's gravity. A federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump's name removed from the John F. Prediction markets show a 50% probability that a Supreme Court justice will be confirmed in 2026.

The United States has re-added Francesca Albanese, a UN expert on the Palestinian territories, to a list of sanctioned individuals. The notice was posted to the US Treasury's website.

The lawyers involved are reportedly aware of the situation's gravity. A federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump's name removed from the John F. Prediction markets show a 50% probability that a Supreme Court justice will be confirmed in 2026.