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Russian missiles hit Kyiv shortly after Friedrich Merz made an unannounced visit to the Ukrainian capital on Sunday morning. Merz's trip comes amidst growing support for far-left and far-right German parties who seek to end Berlin's military alliance with Kyiv.
The SIF will be led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton and will be responsible for all matters relating to artificial intelligence. The organization's mission seems more focused on American AI domination than regulation.
Republican Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana said that telling voters to "ignore their lying checkbooks" is a poor campaign strategy for the midterms.
The Brazilian presidential elections between incumbent left-winger Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and pro-Trump right-wing challenger Flávio Bolsonaro are taking place on Sunday.
The Yemeni rebel group claimed that they struck the oil giant Aramco's facility in the Saudi capital of Riyadh.
The merger, which is due to close on Tuesday, has caused concern amongst directors, actors and filmmakers that studio consolidation will hurt livelihoods, dampen creativity and drive up consumer costs.
A poll of nearly 3000 voters in Alaska, Ohio, Texas, Kansas and Iowa showed that, overall, Democrat candidates are gaining ground ahead of November's midterm elections.
The president urged voters to turn out in large numbers to "swamp" the Democrats. He also claimed his administration would start issuing $100 to millions of seniors and reminded voters of their $5000 payout if Republicans win.
Scott Bessent addressed rising calls for AI regulation and criticized AI "alarmism", but conceded that "safe" development and greater U.S.-China cooperation was desirable.
The remit of peace talks between the Trump administration and the Kremlin has been expanded to include a potential oil deal that would benefit business figures close to the president's inner circle.
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