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Minnesota's Senate voted 65-0 to ban AI "nudification" apps that create fake explicit images of real people - the first such law in the nation.
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More than 130 former CBS News journalists, including Dan Rather and Steve Kroft, signed an open letter urging Paramount chairman David Ellison to protect the editorial independence of "60 Minutes."
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"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" won its first-ever Peabody Award in the Entertainment category at the 86th annual ceremony, part of a seven-award night for Disney.
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More than 600 people rallied at the Utah State Capitol against a proposed 40,000-acre data center backed by 'Shark Tank' investor Kevin O'Leary, fearing it could accelerate the decline of the shrinking Great Salt Lake.
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Three Vietnam veterans and an architectural historian are suing to block a 250-foot Triumphal Arch near Arlington, arguing it bypassed the congressional approval federal law requires.
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A federal immigration agent has reportedly been arrested by the Texas Rangers over a fatal shooting and an alleged false report. The allegations are unproven and the matter remains a developing legal case.
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Hundreds of Utahns rallied peacefully at the State Capitol over the Stratos Project, a roughly 40,000-acre data center near the Great Salt Lake backed by Shark Tank investor Kevin O'Leary, as a debate over water, jobs, and the lake's future intensifies.
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Erin Brockovich launched a nationwide map tracking AI data centers, and residents have already flagged concerns at 2,716 locations across nearly every state.
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A new bill, Senate Bill 784, would write Michigan's universal free school meals program permanently into state law — reviving a debate over cost and who should pay.
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Minnesota's Senate voted 65-0 to become the first state to ban AI nudification apps, letting victims sue app makers and exposing them to fines up to $500,000 per violation.
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Three Vietnam War veterans have filed a federal lawsuit to stop a 250-foot 'Independence Arch' from rising near Arlington National Cemetery, arguing it was approved without congressional sign-off.
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Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont signed Senate Bill 397, blocking ICE from warrantless arrests in schools, hospitals, churches, and courthouses. The Trump administration has already sued.
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