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President Trump pushes for a unified federal approach to AI regulation, warning that a patchwork of state rules could hinder U.S. leadership in the field. He aims to streamline the regulatory environment through a One Rule executive order, aligning with his campaign promise to deregulate and maintain American competitiveness in AI and Bitcoin.

55 Iranians deported from US, marking shift in immigration policy; Iran welcomes returnees, citing discrimination.

A new report from StopAntisemitism reveals a troubling rise in antisemitism on American college campuses, with 14 schools receiving an F grade for failing to protect Jewish students. The report, shared exclusively with the New York Post, highlights issues like vandalism, harassment, and indifference at institutions such as Columbia University, Harvard, Yale, and UC Berkeley. Despite these challenges, some schools like Cornell and Vassar showed improvement, while only 15 earned an A grade for their proactive policies against antisemitism.

Republicans in key battleground House districts face a tough challenge as thousands of constituents could see significantly higher health insurance bills due to the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits for Affordable Care Act plans. A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing for a last-minute compromise, but strong opposition from some Republicans and the upcoming midterm elections make this effort uncertain. Democrats are preparing to make healthcare a central issue, while several Republicans from competitive districts have introduced or supported bills to temporarily extend these tax credits. If the tax credits expire, over twenty-four million people relying on ACA insurance could see their annual premiums more than double, with potentially substantial political fallout for lawmakers in closely contested elections.

Talik Gvili, mother of Israeli hostage Ran Gvili, urges Israel to prioritize her sons return in any peace plan. Ran, a police officer, was captured during Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. Despite beliefs hes no longer alive, his family holds hope. Talik emphasizes Rans return is crucial for Israels healing, as posters of him adorn his hometown. The hostage crisis sparked a nationwide movement, with Talik receiving support from all political sides.

A dual national faces espionage charges in Iran, accused of spying for Israel. The individual, also holding European citizenship, was arrested during the recent conflict. Charges include intelligence cooperation and espionage, with potential death penalty. Human rights groups and Western countries express concern over possible political detentions. Iran denies such practices. The trial unfolds amidst geopolitical tensions and human rights issues.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reveals divisions among negotiators over territorial concessions in a US-brokered peace plan. Key disagreements persist, particularly on Ukraines eastern regions. Zelenskyy seeks separate security guarantees from Western allies, especially the US. He meets with British, French, and German leaders in London to garner support. Despite US claims of near-finalization, lack of enthusiasm from Ukraine and Russia indicates significant challenges ahead.

Michigans Department of Health and Human Services issued a directive to medical providers, prohibiting them from sharing patient data with the Department of Homeland Security for immigration enforcement. This is due to a preliminary injunction, following a legal challenge. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services are also barred from sharing Michigans Medicaid data for such purposes. A hearing in December will decide if this restriction continues. Michigans Department of Health and Human Services will update providers on any changes based on the hearings outcome.