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Anthropic’s AI models are back online after a two-week government standoff—settling the company and administration into a fragile truce

The Trump administration lifted export controls on Anthropic’s Fable and Mythos AI models just as abruptly as it imposed them.

By Tristan BoveJuly 1, 2026

AI is minting billion-dollar companies faster than before

Europe’s new unicorns are arriving faster in the AI era, with 20% hitting $1 billion within two years since 2023.

By Beatrice NolanJune 30, 2026

Arkansas defies federal court to launch SNAP candy-and-soda ban Wednesday

Gov. Sanders is pushing forward under the same framework a judge vacated — and the state’s grocers say they’re not sure retailers are ready to enforce it.

By Travis Loller and The Associated PressJune 30, 2026

Trump takes his inflation battle to gas retailers after his plot against the Fed runs aground—sets target for $2.50 a gallon

“The retailers must quickly react to this statement, and do what they know is right — DROP YOUR PRICE FOR OUR GREAT AMERICAN PEOPLE!”

By Eleanor PringleJune 30, 2026

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Melania Trump NFT earnings surge 28x in 2025 as the First Lady rakes in nearly $17 million in total earnings, filing shows

The first lady earned over $10.7 million from her film; over $6 million from the sale of NFTs and collectibles; and over half a million from her memoir.

By Mia OsmonbekovJuly 1, 2026

Trump got a $78K pension from the Screen Actors Guild in 2025 because he appeared in Home Alone 2 in 1992

The president resigned from the Screen Actors Guild in 2021, rather than face a disciplinary hearing over the Jan. 6 insurrection, tweeting, “Who cares!”

By Sasha RogelbergJuly 1, 2026

Inside Trump’s finances: World Cup tickets, a $250,000 golf sculpture, over $1 billion in crypto earnings, and a merch machine

Royalties from Bibles, guitars, and fragrances all contributed to the president’s earnings in 2025.

By Eleanor PringleJuly 1, 2026

One rare bipartisan AI bill is moving through Congress. Here’s why it deserves to pass

The CREATE AI Act doesn’t pick winners, doesn’t burden industry and already has a proven track record — Capitol Hill’s most actionable AI legislation.

By Neil Björkman and Betsy BrewerJuly 1, 2026

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