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WASHINGTON — The Senate Armed Services Committee is probing national-security issues raised by Elon Musk’s decision not to extend the private Starlink satellite network to aid a Ukrainian attack on Russian warships near the Crimean coast.

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to intervene in an ongoing court case where lower courts have limited the government’s communication with social media companies about content moderation.

On the morning of Thursday, Sept. 14th, at 11:35 am, the Blackwell Police Department received a call from the Entrado Emergency Center informing them that there was an individual on the phone who said a subject had threatened to throw a bomb through the window of a Blackwell business, located near the fairgrounds. The area surrounding the business was evacuated as a precaution for any type of explosive devices. Blackwell Assistant Police Chief Jason Bell contacted the Kay County Sheriff’s Office asking for assistance.

WASHINGTON — House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, thwarted by hardliners from passing measures to fund the government and frustrated by their shutdown demands, dared conservative dissidents to try to oust him.

In the same week that tech industry leaders and senators came to a consensus that government should regulate artificial intelligence, a group of lawmakers, staff and advocates leaned into the potential powers of AI to change the legislative branch and how it works.

STILLWATER, Okla. – Prussic acid toxicity, commonly linked to the consumption of Johnsongrass, is a serious condition that can be fatal to livestock. Recent rains after a period of dry weather have heightened the toxicity risk.