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What Trump’s Banking Order Could Change for Banks and Immigrant Households

A new White House order puts immigration status and financial-system risk into the same policy lane, but much depends on what regulators do next.

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Why Tulsi Gabbard’s Resignation Matters

Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation as director of national intelligence raises a practical question for Washington: who coordinates the intelligence community next?

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Trump’s AI Order Delay Shows the Fight Over Speed and Oversight

A postponed White House AI order highlights a central policy question: how far the government should go in reviewing advanced AI systems without slowing U.S. technology companies.

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NIST building with symbolic imagery of artificial intelligence research equipment.
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Commerce Dept signs AI testing deals with Google DeepMind, Microsoft and xAI

The Commerce Department’s NIST unit says new, voluntary agreements will let government teams evaluate unreleased “frontier” AI models—including in classified settings—for national-security and public-safety risks.

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