Stories from United States

Coastal areas in the United States are identified as vulnerable to climate change impacts.

Pete Crow-Armstrong hit for the cycle, marking the Chicago Cubs' 13th cycle in franchise history.

Hundreds of Stanford students walked out of their graduation ceremony to protest Google CEO Sundar Pichai's commencement speech. The protest was not solely focused on AI. The protest indicates student dissatisfaction with the CEO's message or Google's policies. Students at Stanford University are protesting a speech given by the Google CEO.

A man has pleaded not guilty to charges related to an assassination plot against President Trump. The alleged plot occurred during a dinner in Washington. The specific details of the alleged plot were not disclosed in this report. Cole Allen pleaded not guilty to charges of attempting to assassinate President Trump during a dinner event in Washington.

A Heat Advisory has been issued for Hanford, California. The advisory is in effect until 11:00 PM PDT on June 16. This is part of a broader heat advisory issued by NWS Phoenix AZ. Residents are advised to take precautions against the extreme heat. The advisory was issued by the National Weather Service in Hanford, CA. The advisory warns of potential health risks associated with prolonged heat exposure. The advisory indicates potentially dangerous heat conditions.

Astrobotic has unveiled its Griffin lunar lander, which is being prepared for shipment to JPL for environmental testing. The lander is scheduled for launch later this year. The lander is designed to carry payloads to the Moon's surface. This unveiling marks a step in the company's lunar exploration program. This development is part of the company's ongoing efforts in space exploration and commercial lunar missions. The company aims for the lander to support future lunar missions. The lander is intended to deliver scientific instruments and rovers to the Moon's south pole. This marks a step in Astrobotic's lunar exploration efforts. The lander is designed for NASA's CLPS program.

A group of cybersecurity experts, including industry veterans, are protesting a US government ban on Anthropic's most powerful AI models. They describe the ban as dangerous. They argue that the ban could hinder innovation and security research. Cybersecurity experts are protesting the United States' ban on certain AI models. The experts are calling for a review of the policy. They argue the ban hinders innovation and potentially compromises national security by limiting access to advanced tools. The experts believe that open access to AI models is for identifying and mitigating future threats. They claim the ban is overly broad and could stifle legitimate research.

Nvidia is planning to raise $25 billion through its first corporate bond sale in five years. The bond sale indicates the company's need for funding. Nvidia plans to sell $25 billion in bonds, a move that could impact its financial strategy and market presence. This bond sale is intended to raise capital for the company's operations and expansion. Further details about the company and the purpose of the bond sale were not immediately available. A US-based company is planning to sell bonds worth $25 billion. This is a bond sale, indicating substantial financing needs or investment plans.

AI company Anthropic has shut down its AI models for everyone, citing a misunderstanding. The move follows a statement from the company and comes amid broader discussions about AI safety standards. The company cited that the models were not citizens and that foreign nationals were also affected. The Trump administration has issued export controls on AI models. The company stated that the shutdown affects all models, including its latest offerings. The specific models affected and the nature of the misunderstanding were not disclosed. The exact nature of the misunderstanding and its implications for future AI development are unclear. The company cited national security threats as the reason for disabling the models. The company reported that the security threat was believed to be from the British Prime Minister.

Daphy Michel, 31, died on March 2nd at a bus shelter in Pittsburgh. The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's office determined her cause of death to be hypothermia. A woman has died of hypothermia in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The circumstances leading to the hypothermia are under investigation.