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Multi-source AI news clustered, deduplicated, and scored 0–100 across authority, cluster strength, headline signal, and time decay.

  1. Trump on new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh: ‘Do your own thing’ but don’t lose your way like Jerome Powell did

    President Donald Trump has sworn in Kevin Warsh as the new Federal Reserve chair, emphasizing his desire for Warsh to stimulate the economy while also stressing the importance of the Fed's independence. Trump criticized his predecessor, Jerome Powell, for being too hesitant to lower interest rates and expressed confidence that Warsh would prioritize economic growth. Warsh, in turn, pledged to lead a reform-oriented Federal Reserve and believes AI-driven productivity gains can foster growth without increasing inflation, though some Fed officials remain skeptical. AI

    Trump on new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh: ‘Do your own thing’ but don’t lose your way like Jerome Powell did

    IMPACT New Fed Chair Warsh believes AI productivity gains can boost the economy without inflation, potentially influencing interest rate policy.

  2. Trump says he’s calling off widely anticipated order to rein in AI

    President Trump has called off plans for a new executive order on artificial intelligence, citing concerns that it could hinder America's technological lead over other nations. The order, which was expected to address cybersecurity risks posed by advanced AI models like Anthropic's Claude Mythos, was postponed due to disagreements over its text and potential impact on innovation. This decision reflects internal divisions within the administration regarding the balance between promoting AI development and mitigating potential threats. AI

    Trump says he’s calling off widely anticipated order to rein in AI

    IMPACT The cancellation of a potential AI executive order signals a continued focus on fostering innovation over immediate regulatory oversight in the US.

  3. Scoop: Democrats eyeing 2028 bids court Warren

    Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is actively engaging with Democrats who are considering presidential bids in 2028, aiming to bolster their progressive credentials. She has met with Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and maintains communication with California Governor Gavin Newsom, both potential contenders. Warren is also collaborating with New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on policy initiatives, such as universal child care. AI

    Scoop: Democrats eyeing 2028 bids court Warren
  4. Democrats screwed up so badly in 2024 election that even the autopsy was substandard, DNC chair says

    The Democratic National Committee has released a post-election autopsy report detailing Kamala Harris's 2024 loss to Donald Trump, though party chair Ken Martin has publicly disavowed its contents. The report, authored by consultant Paul Rivera, criticizes the party for underfunding state operations and failing to connect with key voter demographics. Martin's handling of the report, including its delayed release and subsequent distancing, has led to internal criticism and a crisis of confidence in his leadership. AI

    Democrats screwed up so badly in 2024 election that even the autopsy was substandard, DNC chair says
  5. Trump was supposed to talk about the economy. Instead he asked why toiletries are locked up in pharmacies

    Former President Donald Trump held a rally in New York to discuss the economy and promote tax cuts. However, he frequently deviated from the topic, discussing issues like voter ID, crime, and the pricing of toiletries in pharmacies. Trump highlighted his administration's tax policies and praised Republican Representative Mike Lawler, who is seeking reelection in a competitive district. AI

    Trump was supposed to talk about the economy. Instead he asked why toiletries are locked up in pharmacies