Gavin Newsom orders California firms to keep ‘AI’ name unchanged after Trump’s ‘superintelligence’ decree

California Governor Gavin Newsom (Photo AP) California Governor Gavin Newsom has taken another swipe at President Donald Trump, this time over the administration’s push to replace the term “artificial intelligence” with “superintelligence”.Newsom on Wednesday signed an executive order directing California state agencies and departments under his authority to continue referring to the technology as “artificial…

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Watch: Hurt flydubai pilot Smit Machchhar gets emergency treatment shortly after landing; airlifted to Abu Dhabi

Indian pilot Smit Machchhar was airlifted to Abu Dhabi on Thursday for further treatment after he was allegedly stabbed by his co-pilot, who reportedly attempted to crash the flydubai plane flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv.Captain Smit Machchhar was stabbed by his Omani co-pilot while fighting him in the cockpit, but fought back and was…

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Aaron Judge hosted 232 young Bronx baseball players in August 2026; his ALL RISE Foundation also donated $9,999.99 to support Little League equipment | MLB News

Aaron Judge. Image via: Getty Images The Aaron Judge ALL RISE Foundation put 232 Bronx Little Leaguers on a Fordham University field on August 11, 2026, and the Yankees captain spent the day with them while still working his way back from injury. Judge ran a free Baseball ProCamp with former Yankee Tyler Wade, a…

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Indian-origin truck driver jailed for 6 years in Canada after fatal crash that killed mom, 11-year-old son | World News

Baljeet Singh sentenced to 6 years in jail in Canada. An Indian-origin truck driver has been sentenced to six years in prison in Canada after admitting that he was playing a mobile game when his tractor-trailer caused a crash that killed a mother and her 11-year-old son.Quebec Court Judge Sacha Blais sentenced Baljeet Singh, who…

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Roger Federer’s foundation has helped expand early education across Southern Africa; in 2025, one South African initiative alone reached 300,000 children | International Sports News

Roger Federer (Getty Images) Roger Federer’s legacy is no longer limited to tennis courts, Grand Slam trophies and records. Through the Roger Federer Foundation, the Swiss great has spent years helping children gain access to better early education. His work in Southern Africa has grown into a long-running effort involving schools, teachers, families, local organisations…

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“Meri beti wapas aa gayi”: 10 years after losing his 20-year-old sister Anushri, Arinjay’s family welcomes baby girl Naira and finds a new beginning in their grief

For Arinjay Jain, the arrival of his daughter in August 2026 was more than the birth of his first child. It reopened a chapter of grief that his family had carried for nearly a decade. Ten years earlier, Arinjay had lost his younger sister, Anushri, who was just 20. Her sudden death after an unexplained…

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Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen backed a $5 million medical evacuation project after Ebola; in 2020, its technology helped bring 14 Americans with coronavirus home from a cruise ship in Japan

A medical evacuation technology backed by late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen after the 2014 Ebola outbreak went on to play a crucial role during the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, helping safely transport infected Americans from a quarantined cruise ship in Japan. Following the Ebola crisis in West Africa, Allen provided $5 million in…

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‘Show me one damaged vehicle’: Nitin Gadkari’s dare on ethanol blending, targets vested interests | India News

Gadkari addressing Rising Bihar Investor Summit 2026 NEW DELHI: Union minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday talked about the Centre’s ethanol-blending programme, rejecting claims that mixing ethanol with petrol damages vehicles and arguing that the policy has also opened a new avenue for farmers to diversify beyond food production.Speaking at the inaugural session of the Bihar…

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Two California men allegedly created medical-equipment companies with no storefronts or warehouses, billed Medicare for $3.5 million and switched to a new company whenever fraud checks began denying the old one’s claims

Representative Image (AI-generated) Two California men allegedly created a series of medical-equipment companies with no physical storefronts or warehouses, used them to submit more than $3.5 million in fraudulent claims to Medicare and moved on to new companies when the previous ones began facing fraud-related claim denials, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. The…

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Donald Trump Economic Approval: Trouble ahead of midterm elections? Americans are turning against Donald Trump’s handling of economy, prices

File photo: US President Donald Trump (Picture credit: Reuters) Americans are increasingly unhappy with President Donald Trump’s handling of the economy and rising prices, with a new poll showing a sharp drop in his economic approval and a majority blaming his policies for persistently high costs.Only 17% of US adults approve of Trump’s handling of…

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