Jay Clayton Named to Lead New Federal AI Task Force
President Donald Trump named Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to lead a federal task force coordinating the administration’s artificial-intelligence policy.
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President Donald Trump named Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to lead a federal task force coordinating the administration’s artificial-intelligence policy.
U.S. Southern Command says an October 4 strike on a Caribbean vessel killed four people, while key evidence and legal questions remain public gaps.
The U.S. withdrew its B-1 bombers from RAF Fairford after a suspected plot raised security concerns around the British base.
CMS Administrator Mehmet Oz says insurers are being asked to work with brokers who record Marketplace enrollment calls as the agency expands anti-fraud safeguards.
Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff pledged greater transparency and backed an independent review of the university’s response to 2024 sexual-assault allegations.
Greenwich Rx is recalling 10 lots of compounded glutathione injection nationwide after testing indicated potentially elevated endotoxin levels.
The Coast Guard suspended its search for six people aboard a medical transport aircraft that crashed off Nantucket; the operator says all six are presumed dead.
The Supreme Court will begin its new term with arguments over whether Boulder County's climate-liability lawsuit against oil companies may proceed under state law.
President Trump has selected lawyer and Belarus envoy John Coale for the Senate-confirmed hostage-affairs envoy role, with Adam Boehler remaining a senior adviser.
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton will lead a new federal artificial-intelligence task force charged with assessing risks, opportunities and the government's response capacity.