Future of Life Institute

Musk and Others Want AI Timeout
 

Elon Musk and top AI researchers call for a pause on ‘giant AI experiments’ in an open letter saying the current race dynamic in AI is dangerous and calling for the creation of independent regulators.

Yahoo! News / Laura Italiano

Trump Grand Jury May Already Have Voted to Indict
 

Prosecutors have the power to slow-walk the signing and filing of any indictment, and controlling the timing would allow city officials to prepare for unrest before Trump learns his fate.
 

NBC News / Chantal Da Silva

WSJ Journalist Detained in Russia for Espionage
 

Russian authorities have arrested Evan Gershkovich, accusing him of spying for the American government by gathering "information constituting a state secret" on the Russian military-industrial enterprise.
 

The Washington Post / Mark Berman & Todd C. Frankel 

Is Limiting Gun Magazine Sizes the Answer?
 

In the ongoing debate to regulate firearms, smaller ammunition magazines are being seen as a potential policy change to lessen mass shootings, according to experts and law enforcement veterans.
 

Rolling Stone / Nikki Ramirez

Fetterman to Return to Senate Mid-April
 

Sen. John Fetterman plans to return to the Senate the week of April 17 after more than a month of inpatient treatment for depression, according to two people with direct knowledge of his plan.
 

Courier Journal / Rand Paul

Rand Paul: Do GOP Lawmakers Want to Look Like China?
 

Republicans plan to ban TikTok, but the outlawing of the social media app could backfire on their future election prospects, while they also complain about censorship by liberal social media companies.
 

CNBC / Spencer Kimball

Narcan Approved For OTC
 

The FDA's decision allows for the over-the-counter sale of Narcan nasal spray, which reverses fatal overdoses caused by opioids, without the need for a prescription.
 

Associated Press / Julie Pace & Hanna Arhirova

Zelensky Welcomes Xi to Visit Ukraine
 

President Zelensky invited Chinese President Xi Jinping to visit Ukraine, saying they haven't been in contact since the war began and he is "ready to see him here," but China has not yet responded.
 

CBS News / Haley Ott

Biden and Bibi Exchange Frosty Words
 

Israeli PM Netanyahu rejected Biden's suggestion to abandon controversial judicial overhaul plans, stating that Israel makes its own decisions, and called the country's alliance with the U.S. "unshakeable."
 

BBC / Davide Ghiglione & Alys Davies

Pope Hospitalized for Breathing Trouble
 

Pope Francis spent a calm night in hospital after being admitted for a respiratory infection and is expected to remain there for a few days for treatment, a Vatican source has said.
 

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NPR / Karl Baker

Might Murdoch Testify in Case Brought by Dominion?
 

The judge overseeing the defamation lawsuit against Fox rejected the argument that Rupert Murdoch was too infirm to testify, cautioning the network's attorneys not to make him "look like an idiot.”
 

The American Spectator / Daniel J. Flynn

Dan Flynn: "They/Them" Did It
 

A former student at the Covenant School in Nashville killed six people. While some express sympathy for the losses, others are focusing on the issue of misgendering and misidentifying the shooter.
 

Mediaite / Alex Griffing

Fox: Fact Checking Trump is Bad for Business
 

An email from Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott asking journalists to stop fact-checking Trump's claims has been revealed, but Fox News anchor Eric Shawn challenged these claims on air.
 

ABC 7 Los Angeles / Janie Har

Reparations for Black Californians Could Top $800 Billion
 

Economists have estimated that it could cost California more than $800 billion to provide compensation to Black residents for generations of systemic racism, according to a state panel considering reparations.
 

WIVB 4 / Evan Anstey

First New Pepsi Logo in 14 Years
 

Pepsi has revealed a new logo featuring a bolder print with the drink's name at the center and a darker can color to emphasize the brand's commitment to Pepsi Zero Sugar.
 

MYNorthwest / Kate Stone

Council Member Under Fire for Shirtless Photo
 

Lynnwood City council member, Joshua Binda, is facing calls to resign after posting a shirtless photo promoting his speaking tour at local middle and high schools, which has angered some residents.
 

BBC / Paul Kirby

Italy to Ban Lab-Grown Meat to Protect Heritage
 

Italy's right-wing government has backed a bill that would ban laboratory-produced meat and other synthetic foods, highlighting Italian food heritage and health protection.
 

Vanity Fair / Emily Kirkpatrick

Justine Bateman on Aging Naturally "I Just Don't Give A Shit"
 

The Family Ties star is lashing back at criticism that she has an “old face,” saying that she's never gotten Botox or fillers because she likes “feeling that I am a different person now than I was when I was 20.”
 

The Intercept / Georgia Gee

Does Your HOA Have a License Plate Reader?
 

Flock Safety's surveillance cameras have been installed in several communities across the US without proper permits, angering the community as the systems provide no privacy safeguards.
 

WalletHub / Adam McCann

This Is The Most Stressed State

WalletHub analyzed the 50 US states across 41 key indicators of stress, including work hours, personal bankruptcy rates, and sleep quality, and found the states worrying more about specific issues.
 

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America’s Mass Shooting Epidemic: Six Ways to End It

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There have been 130 mass shootings in the US so far this year, including the tragic Nashville massacre that killed six. Could sensible gun regulation bring change by holding the gun industry accountable for safety instead of profits?

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D.C. U.S. Attorney Declined to Prosecute 67% of Arrests 
 

As the District grapples with rising crime and increasing attention from federal lawmakers over public safety issues, a startling statistic emerged in recent weeks.
 

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More Private Jets Took Off From Uk Than Any Other European Country in 2022
 

More private jets took off from the UK than any other country in Europe in 2022 - with one leaving every six minutes, according to research commissioned by Greenpeace.