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POLITICS

Trump Orders Federal Agencies to Halt Use of Anthropic's AI Amid Pentagon Dispute

Saturday, Feb 28

Trump demands U.S. agencies to cease the use of Anthropic AI technology, igniting a clash with the Pentagon over safety and military applications.

WORLD NEWS

Scouting America to Revise Policies Under Pentagon’s Directive on Military Support

Saturday, Feb 28

Scouting America's policy changes aim to align with Pentagon directives to maintain military support amidst ongoing debates over inclusivity.

TECHNOLOGY

Anthropic Maintains Stance Against Pentagon's Demands for Loosening AI Safeguards

Friday, Feb 27

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei firmly rejects Pentagon demands to loosen AI safeguards, citing risks to civil liberties and ethical concerns.

HEALTH

Instagram to Alert Parents When Teens Search for Suicide or Self-Harm Content

Thursday, Feb 26

Instagram will notify parents if teens search for suicide or self-harm terms, aiming to enhance mental health support.

TECHNOLOGY

Zuckerberg Faces Intense Scrutiny in Landmark Trial Over Instagram's Impact on Youth Mental Health

Thursday, Feb 19

Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in a pivotal trial highlights Instagram's alleged role in youth mental health issues, amidst broader social media accountability concerns.

SCIENCE

First Footage of Antarctic Sleeper Shark Discovered in Deep Waters

Thursday, Feb 19

A rare sleeper shark was filmed in Antarctic waters, marking the first sighting of such a species in the region.

POLITICS

University Expels Student for Calling for Accountability Over Deadly Tai Po Fire

Saturday, Feb 14

A Hong Kong university student has been expelled for his activism regarding the accountability of a tragic fire that killed 168 people.

WORLD NEWS

Trump Revokes Crucial Climate Finding, Ending Legal Basis for Emissions Standards

Friday, Feb 13

Trump's administration revokes the endangerment finding, critically undermining US climate regulations and igniting legal battles.

POLITICS

Federal Judge Blocks Pentagon's Punitive Actions Against Senator Mark Kelly

Friday, Feb 13

A federal judge has blocked the Pentagon's attempts to demote Senator Mark Kelly, affirming his First Amendment rights after he criticized unlawful military orders.