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53 Ex-Prosecutors With 880 Years of Experience Say Trump’s $100K Post Access Is a Crime

A group of 53 former federal prosecutors and law enforcement officials told a federal court that a $100,000-a-month Truth Social early-access program raises serious criminal and ethics concerns. The filing adds pressure to a lawsuit seeking to stop paid subscribers from getting a head start on presidential posts.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is now working Christian nationalism into his military pep talks

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New Bill Could Let 40% of American Workers Collect Full Social Security 7 Years Early

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53 Ex-Prosecutors With 880 Years of Experience Say Trump’s $100K Post Access Is a Crime

A group of 53 former federal prosecutors and law enforcement officials told a federal court that a $100,000-a-month Truth Social early-access program raises serious criminal and ethics concerns. The filing adds pressure to a lawsuit seeking to stop paid subscribers from getting a head start on presidential posts.

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A new federal review ordered under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is examining whether the government should change how it labels vaccine recommendations. The notice does not change any current guidance, but it has intensified concern about how future recommendations could affect coverage, access and state policy.

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A new Climate Impact Lab analysis says the current super El Niño could contribute to 451,000 additional heat-related deaths worldwide by February 2027. Researchers say the highest projected tolls are concentrated in parts of Africa, Southeast Asia, India and Brazil.

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53 Ex-Prosecutors With 880 Years of Experience Say Trump’s $100K Post Access Is a Crime

A group of 53 former federal prosecutors and law enforcement officials told a federal court that a $100,000-a-month Truth Social early-access program raises serious criminal and ethics concerns. The filing adds pressure to a lawsuit seeking to stop paid subscribers from getting a head start on presidential posts.

Anthropic CEO sees AI transforming medicine within the next decade

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei said artificial intelligence could sharply accelerate medical progress over the next five to 10 years, framing biology and healthcare as one of the technology’s most significant potential benefits. His comments come as AI companies and researchers debate how quickly those gains could reach patients through drug development, diagnosis and regulation.