Stories from United States

Instead, the defense plans to call Brockman and UC Berkeley computer scientist Stuart Russell to testify regarding AI safety. The testimony could occur by the end of this week or next.

Police arrested two men following a drug seizure in a residential apartment near Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. Authorities recovered cocaine, psilocybin mushrooms, and approximately $85,000 in cash from the property at 69 West 164th Street.

US House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has urged the Democrat-controlled state of New York to redraw its congressional districts. The request aims to counter Republican plans to gerrymander several seats in the southern United States.

A 'waiver mechanism' is being considered that would allow US airlines to exchange a small portion of their allocated airport landing and takeoff slots. The proposal aims to help airlines create more suitable flight schedules and reduce flight cancellations.

Alex Rodriguez has made Major League Baseball history as the youngest player to reach 500 home runs. The achievement was described as an "A-bomb" by the broadcaster. No specific age or date for the milestone was provided in the transcript.

A new 'evasion mechanism' is being proposed that would allow airlines to exchange a small portion of their allocated airport take-off and landing slots without affecting their future usage rights.

Quarterback Anthony Richardson reported to the Indianapolis Colts' voluntary off-season workouts today. After being absent for the previous two weeks, Richardson has requested a trade from the team. The report was provided by NBC News Radio.

A driver pulled over by the CHP in Westlake Village in March received an informal probationary grant. The driver reported erratic driving behavior and subsequently checked into a rehabilitation facility.

The United States Department of State is studying the classification of the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) and Comando Vermelho as terrorist organizations. The decision would involve designating these groups as terrorist entities.

An unauthorized immigrant named Moranunias pleaded guilty to possessing ammunition in a New York court. The individual admitted to being in the country without legal status. Moranunias faces additional charges in state court, including attempted murder.