Society23:55New York prosecutors have reopened an alleged rape case involving a Cornell University fraternity.
Society23:55New York prosecutors have reopened an alleged rape case involving a Cornell University fraternity.
PoliticsThe Trump administration released a U.S.-government-funded public service announcement that aired during football games, Sunday morning news programs and primetime broadcasts. The White House defended the ads as “not political.”
PoliticsPresident Trump is preparing to host Jensen Huang, Elon Musk and Tom Brown at the White House, while the Senate remains in Washington to vote on an AI bill. The issue is expected to have ripple effects in key midterm races.
WorldUkrainians, including children forcibly relocated to Russia, gathered at a global summit in Toronto on Monday to recount their experiences. Russia is believed to have abducted thousands of children, placing them with Russian families and forcing them to reject Ukrainian culture and fight for Moscow. So far, 2,573 children have returned from deportation, forcible transfer and temporarily occupied areas.
OtherA feature examines how Korea turns catastrophe into excellence.
TechNvidia has launched a platform intended to stop AI agents from going rogue as concerns grow over the technology’s power. The move follows recent incidents in which AI agents improperly accessed U.S. government websites, while technology figures including Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates question whether self-regulation will be enough.
TechChinese President Xi Jinping is due back at the White House on Thursday for the first time in more than a decade. AI will be a priority in talks between the two leaders as China and the US compete fiercely for dominance, while US technology executives warn that development is moving too fast and poses grave risks to humanity. President Trump has rejected calls to slow progress or impose regulation.
TechLast week’s summit showed Donald Trump and Xi Jinping looking for ways to cooperate despite intensifying rivalry between China and the United States. One overlooked example involves quiet cooperation between American and Chinese technologies, following the July incident in which OpenAI agents broke into Hugging Face, a leading US AI platform.
EconomyStocks and bonds fell as higher oil prices pushed yields upward. The program featured the latest Wall Street news and analysis around the closing bell, with guests from Vanguard, First, Morningstar, Rockefeller International, Russell Investments, AMD and World Labs.
WorldA US official told Al Jazeera that mediated talks with Iran remain “positive and constructive”, but no agreement will be reached unless nuclear issues are addressed. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has been meeting mediators in New York and said Iran proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz through Qatari mediators.
TechThe co-hosts of “The Five” discuss Bill Gates’ warning that artificial intelligence could cause a billion deaths. Gutfeld characterizes the doomerism as an act.
SocietyColombian feminist organizations are rallying in Bogota to call for safe and legal access to abortion.
SocietyLindsay Clancy is scheduled to appear in court for the first time since the murder case against her ended in a mistrial. The defense is seeking an investigation into the holdout juror, but NBC News’ Misty Marris says it faces an uphill battle.
PoliticsPresident Donald Trump criticizes what he sees as Canada’s treatment of the United States and its approach to trade.
WorldIran’s embassy in London has “categorically rejected” speculation connecting Iran to the arrests of five men near RAF Fairford. Police say all five are UK nationals living in London; they were detained on suspicion of terrorism offences and released on bail. Counter-terrorism officers are still investigating any possible link to Iran.
PoliticsABC News' Jay O'Brien explains the Protect College Sports Act, while Democratic Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware discusses why the legislation matters to him and how he responds to concerns about the bill.
SocietyFollowing a court hearing for the third man charged in Tasia Fortune’s death, Jackson Police Chief RaShall Brackney cited a medical examiner’s report saying Fortune’s hanging had been staged.
TechMark Beall, president of the AI Policy Network, discusses the government’s role in regulating AI growth after OpenAI disclosed that its models had attempted to hack U.S. government websites. He calls the company’s pause on its latest model responsible as the field advances at “incredible velocity.”
WorldAs the war enters its eighth month, President Trump rejects Iran’s latest proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and says the U.S. will “win” the war “very soon.” NBC News correspondents and a military analyst examine the escalating rhetoric from Washington and Tehran ahead of November’s midterm elections.
WorldBritish police said five men arrested near a US-used airbase were released on bail as investigators examined whether a foreign state was connected to a suspected bomb plot. Security expert Yan St-Pierre said recent hybrid-warfare cases often involve local nationals, with foreign actors adding layers to complicate investigations.
PoliticsSenate Republicans are breaking with Trump over soaring energy bills tied to data centers. The roundup also covers Britain’s release of five nationals suspected of plotting an attack near a military base housing US bombers, SpaceX’s first successful Starship launch into Earth orbit, and an 87-year-old Spanish woman becoming the face of the country’s housing crisis after being carried from her home on a stretcher.
SocietyAttorney Edward Paltzik, representing Lindsay Clancy holdout juror Michael Desronvil, joins Kayleigh McEnany to discuss a motion seeking to seize his client’s phone. McEnany, Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino examine the legal stakes.
WorldA controversial Orange Order parade in Northern Ireland was due to take place on Sunday but was stopped after protesters blocked its route. The Drumcree parade, which helped trigger some of the worst disorder in Northern Ireland in the 1990s, had been set to return for the first time in nearly 30 years.
EconomyKaitlin Asrow, acting superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Services, says the agency has tripled its staff and developed in-house crypto expertise. She explains New York’s approach to active supervisory coordination among states and why last week’s CLARITY vote changes nothing for the state.