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Hannah Fry Highlights Need for Caution and Collaboration in AI Development
A statement emphasizes the need for collaboration and caution in AI development, according to Hannah Fry. Concerns about overestimating capabilities persist.
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Supreme Court Rejects Trump IEEPA Tariffs, New 15% Global Tariff Announced
A ruling against the IEEPA for global tariffs was issued. A 15% tariff will take effect on February 24, 2026, according to reports.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Presidential Tariff Powers Under IEEPA
The Supreme Court ruled that the president cannot impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, according to the decision.
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Reform UK Announces Plans for UK Deportation Command and Immigration Policy Changes
A proposal outlines the creation of a UK Deportation Command to detain 24,000 and deport 288,000 annually, according to reports.
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Indiana Lawmakers Advance Bill to Reduce Early Voting Days
A bill proposes to shorten early voting from 28 to 16 days, according to legislative documents. Unique identifiers for voters may be assigned.
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Absentee Voting Opens for Greene County’s April 2026 Municipal Election
Absentee voting in Greene County starts February 24, 2026, with no-excuse voting available from March 24 ahead of the April 7 election.
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Rural Hospital Instability Threatens Local Economies and Care Access
More than 400 rural hospitals in the U.S. are at risk of closure, threatening healthcare access and local economies, according to recent data.
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Peru Ends Diplomatic Ties With Mexico Over Asylum for Ex-Prime Minister
Diplomatic relations were severed on November 3, 2025, following asylum granted to Betssy Chávez, according to official statements.
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US-Iran Nuclear Talks Continue Amid Red Lines and Military Drills
A statement outlines ongoing negotiations and military drills, according to reports. Tensions may rise in the region due to these developments.
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Nine Skiers Killed in Avalanche Near Lake Tahoe, Recovery Complete
An avalanche near Castle Peak on February 17, 2026, claimed nine backcountry skiers' lives, with recovery efforts concluding five days later.