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Tech CEOs Sign a Written AI Safety Pledge at the White House, and Trump Calls It “Morally Binding”
President Donald Trump said Sept. 29 that top artificial intelligence executives signed a voluntary White House accord calling for internal controls, outside audits and board oversight. Trump described the document as "morally binding" and said it could lead to future regulation.
Supreme Court Greenlights Fast-Track Deportations to Third Countries
The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without the notice and hearing protections ordered by a lower court. The ruling keeps a high-stakes immigration dispute alive as cases involving removals to places including South Sudan move forward.
After Two Landfalls in Mexico, Polo’s Leftover Moisture Is Heading for Iowa
Moisture left behind by former Hurricane Polo is expected to push into Iowa through Thursday, with a flood watch covering a large share of central Iowa. Forecasters say multiple rounds of heavy rain could bring flooding risk after Polo crossed Baja California Sur and then northwest Mexico.
As Trump Trashes Canada, Carney Quietly Pitches Canada Joining the EU
Prime Minister Mark Carney used a June 23 summit in Brussels to deepen Canada’s partnership with the European Union as President Donald Trump’s tariffs strained U.S.-Canada relations. Canada and the EU announced a broader strategic pact focused on trade, defense and economic cooperation.
Diesel Hits a Fresh Record as Trump’s “Never Apologize” Gas Comment Resurfaces
U.S. diesel prices climbed to fresh records in September 2026, with AAA and Reuters reporting national averages above $6.50 a gallon. The spike has renewed attention on President Donald Trump’s earlier remark that he would “never apologize” for higher fuel costs tied to the Iran conflict.
Tech CEOs Sign a Written AI Safety Pledge at the White House, and Trump Calls It “Morally Binding”
President Donald Trump said Sept. 29 that top artificial intelligence executives signed a voluntary White House accord calling for internal controls, outside audits and board oversight. Trump described the document as "morally binding" and said it could lead to future regulation.
Supreme Court Greenlights Fast-Track Deportations to Third Countries
The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without the notice and hearing protections ordered by a lower court. The ruling keeps a high-stakes immigration dispute alive as cases involving removals to places including South Sudan move forward.
After Two Landfalls in Mexico, Polo’s Leftover Moisture Is Heading for Iowa
Moisture left behind by former Hurricane Polo is expected to push into Iowa through Thursday, with a flood watch covering a large share of central Iowa. Forecasters say multiple rounds of heavy rain could bring flooding risk after Polo crossed Baja California Sur and then northwest Mexico.
As Trump Trashes Canada, Carney Quietly Pitches Canada Joining the EU
Prime Minister Mark Carney used a June 23 summit in Brussels to deepen Canada’s partnership with the European Union as President Donald Trump’s tariffs strained U.S.-Canada relations. Canada and the EU announced a broader strategic pact focused on trade, defense and economic cooperation.
Diesel Hits a Fresh Record as Trump’s “Never Apologize” Gas Comment Resurfaces
U.S. diesel prices climbed to fresh records in September 2026, with AAA and Reuters reporting national averages above $6.50 a gallon. The spike has renewed attention on President Donald Trump’s earlier remark that he would “never apologize” for higher fuel costs tied to the Iran conflict.
Tech CEOs Sign a Written AI Safety Pledge at the White House, and Trump Calls It “Morally Binding”
President Donald Trump said Sept. 29 that top artificial intelligence executives signed a voluntary White House accord calling for internal controls, outside audits and board oversight. Trump described the document as "morally binding" and said it could lead to future regulation.
Supreme Court Greenlights Fast-Track Deportations to Third Countries
The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without the notice and hearing protections ordered by a lower court. The ruling keeps a high-stakes immigration dispute alive as cases involving removals to places including South Sudan move forward.
After Two Landfalls in Mexico, Polo’s Leftover Moisture Is Heading for Iowa
Moisture left behind by former Hurricane Polo is expected to push into Iowa through Thursday, with a flood watch covering a large share of central Iowa. Forecasters say multiple rounds of heavy rain could bring flooding risk after Polo crossed Baja California Sur and then northwest Mexico.
As Trump Trashes Canada, Carney Quietly Pitches Canada Joining the EU
Prime Minister Mark Carney used a June 23 summit in Brussels to deepen Canada’s partnership with the European Union as President Donald Trump’s tariffs strained U.S.-Canada relations. Canada and the EU announced a broader strategic pact focused on trade, defense and economic cooperation.
Diesel Hits a Fresh Record as Trump’s “Never Apologize” Gas Comment Resurfaces
U.S. diesel prices climbed to fresh records in September 2026, with AAA and Reuters reporting national averages above $6.50 a gallon. The spike has renewed attention on President Donald Trump’s earlier remark that he would “never apologize” for higher fuel costs tied to the Iran conflict.
Tech CEOs Sign a Written AI Safety Pledge at the White House, and Trump Calls It “Morally Binding”
President Donald Trump said Sept. 29 that top artificial intelligence executives signed a voluntary White House accord calling for internal controls, outside audits and board oversight. Trump described the document as "morally binding" and said it could lead to future regulation.
Supreme Court Greenlights Fast-Track Deportations to Third Countries
The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without the notice and hearing protections ordered by a lower court. The ruling keeps a high-stakes immigration dispute alive as cases involving removals to places including South Sudan move forward.
After Two Landfalls in Mexico, Polo’s Leftover Moisture Is Heading for Iowa
Moisture left behind by former Hurricane Polo is expected to push into Iowa through Thursday, with a flood watch covering a large share of central Iowa. Forecasters say multiple rounds of heavy rain could bring flooding risk after Polo crossed Baja California Sur and then northwest Mexico.
As Trump Trashes Canada, Carney Quietly Pitches Canada Joining the EU
Prime Minister Mark Carney used a June 23 summit in Brussels to deepen Canada’s partnership with the European Union as President Donald Trump’s tariffs strained U.S.-Canada relations. Canada and the EU announced a broader strategic pact focused on trade, defense and economic cooperation.
Diesel Hits a Fresh Record as Trump’s “Never Apologize” Gas Comment Resurfaces
U.S. diesel prices climbed to fresh records in September 2026, with AAA and Reuters reporting national averages above $6.50 a gallon. The spike has renewed attention on President Donald Trump’s earlier remark that he would “never apologize” for higher fuel costs tied to the Iran conflict.
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