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Trump says 'some' munitions are low as Iran stalemate grinds on (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump has acknowledged that supplies of some munitions "are a little bit lower" as a result of the Iran war but vowed to replenish them to "levels we've never done before". A report from the Pentagon's inspector general published in mid-July found that the war had led to shortfalls in critical munitions and a bottleneck in resupply. The US president, however, described the inspector's report at the time as "mostly fake news". In an interview published by Time on Thursday, Tru
Trump rules out joint US-China venture to develop AI (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump has ruled out any sort of joint venture with China in artificial intelligence (AI), arguing it would be tantamount to "giving away secrets" to America's main economic rival. Speaking at an event in Washington on Tuesday, Trump again argued against putting any restrictions on the technology that would stifle growth in the future, despite mounting public concern. Following Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the White House last week, Beijing and Washington announced
Trump rules out joint US-China venture to develop AI (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump has ruled out any sort of joint venture with China in artificial intelligence (AI), arguing it would be tantamount to "giving away secrets" to America's main economic rival. Speaking at an event in Washington on Tuesday, Trump again argued against putting any restrictions on the technology that would stifle growth in the future, despite mounting public concern. Following Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the White House last week, Beijing and Washington announced
Supreme Court allows Trump to use SAVE database to check voter citizenship (opens the original)
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The US Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on the Trump administration to use a controversial federal database that uses citizenship information and other sensitive data to identify voters suspected of being non-citizens. Critics have questioned the reliability of the data, warning it could result in US citizens being wrongly removed from electoral rolls. In June, a federal judge ruled that the system was illegal and violated the privacy rights of Americans. But the top court's conservative ma
Supreme Court revives controversial US data system for citizenship checks (opens the original)
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The US Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on the Trump administration to use a controversial federal voter database, which uses citizenship information and other sensitive data to filter alleged non-citizen voting. Critics warn the ruling could lead to valid voters being removed from electoral rolls. The ruling marks a victory for the Trump administration as it seeks to clamp down on allegations of non-citizen voting. The three liberal-leaning liberals on the Supreme Court dissented from the
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