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President Trump underscored the longtime alliance between the U.S. and the U.K. in remarks welcoming Britain’s King Charles III and Queen Camilla to the White House on Tuesday to start the monarch’s second day of a four-day state visit. The president said it might appear “ironic” that the U.S. is celebrating its 250th anniversary by honoring the British king. “In fact, no tribute could be more appropriate,” Mr. Trump said from the South Lawn. “Long before Americans had a nation or a Constitution, we first had a culture, a character and a creed before we ever proclaimed our independence.” He…

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Google has signed a deal that allows the US Department of Defense to use its AI models for “any lawful government purpose.” This is according to a report by The Information, which also notes that the full details of the contract are classified.An anonymous source within the company has suggested that the two entities have agreed that the search giant’s AI tech shouldn’t be used for domestic mass surveillance or autonomous weapons “without appropriate human oversight and control.” However, the contract also reportedly doesn’t give Google “any right to control or veto” anything the government decides to do. In other…

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Former NFL player Jason Kelce and his family were thrown into the spotlight after his brother began dating Taylor Swift. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift got engaged last summer and are reportedly tying the knot this summer. Jason Kelce was spotted with a fan, looking slimmer than ever. Stay on this page to see his dramatic weight loss after retiring from the NFL. Jason Kelce Stays Mum On Brother’s Wedding Jason and Travis Kelce host a podcast together. He often teases his younger brother about marriage and his relationship with Taylor Swift. However, there are certain things they don’t discuss…

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In its effort to inject AI into everything, Google has begun testing AI searches on YouTube. With the “Ask YouTube” feature, you can pose questions and the video platform will bring up videos accordingly. The feature is currently only being tested in the U.S., so we weren’t able to try it for ourselves, but The Verge gave some examples. In one instance, the publication asked for a “short history of Apollo 11 moon landing” and YouTube provided text summarizing the mission, including a bulleted list of milestones like the lunar landing and Neil Armstrong’s first step on the Moon. Accompanying videos…

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When Chris Gray sold his Shark Tank-backed scholarship search startup Scholly to Sallie Mae in 2023, he thought he had it all. Now he’s suing the student loan giant for wrongful termination and alleging that it’s selling the data his app collected, which includes personal info on minors, without properly informing users.  Gray co-founded the company a decade prior with the hope of helping students more easily find college scholarships that were going untapped. Within two years, he nabbed Sharks Daymond John and Lori Greiner as investors after an appearance on the show.  With the acquisition, Gray became one of…

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Feb 22, 2026; Fort Myers, Florida, USA; Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora (13) looks on during the first inning against the Toronto Blue Jays at JetBlue Park at Fenway South. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images Fired Red Sox manager Alex Cora sent a short farewell note to Boston via social media on Tuesday. “Boston, we will miss you,” he wrote. “Gracias for making us part of you. #RedSoxNation, you are the [heart emoji] of that team, keep believing, you really care and that’s what pushes everyone in the @RedSox to give it all day in and day out.…

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It’s just been announced that the cast of jackass will return to the big screen for one final set of epic shenanigans – jackass: best and last. Johnny Knoxville and the gang return for one final appearance on the big screen after four previous instalments in the hilarious slapstick stunt comedy film series. The franchise originated with the 2000-01 MTV series Jackass, created by Knoxville, Jeff Tremaine and Spike Jonze, and was built around a collection of wacky performers doing a series of increasingly ambitious and dangerous stunts. The franchise then made its way to the cinema for the first time with…

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Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! You get what you pay for — err, not always. I can’t be the only one who’s tired of online shopping for a top, pants or a dress only to be greeted by $50 pieces made entirely of polyester. That’s why I made it my personal mission to find clothing pieces made from 100% natural fibers, aka cotton, linen, cashmere, silk, and wool. And no, they’re not from a high-end boutique. I found 17 natural-fiber clothing finds right on Amazon! Cheaper…

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The FBI on Tuesday raided nearly two dozen childcare centers in Minnesota as part of a larger investigation into fraud schemes in the Twin Cities area. Officials said law enforcement teams executed 22 search warrants at childcare and daycare centers throughout Minneapolis beginning early Tuesday. “Today the FBI with federal, state and local law enforcement is involved in court-authorized law enforcement activity as part of an ongoing fraud investigation,” the Justice Department said in a statement. Childcare fraud in the state has frequently been connected to Minnesota’s Somali community, which came into focus last year following a video report from…

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Americans lost at least $2.1 billion in 2025 to scams that originated on social media, according to the Federal Trade Commission. That figure marks an eightfold increase since 2020.The FTC said Americans reported losing $1.1 billion last year to investment scams that started on social media. These often began with a post or ad offering a program that claimed to help people learn how to invest. More than 40 percent of Americans who lost money through a social media scam last year blamed shopping-related ads, many of which took them to “unfamiliar websites,” the FTC said. The agency also highlighted…

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