According to sources, U.S. President Trump is expected to attend a White House meeting with cryptocurrency industry CEOs next week. The meeting will bring together leaders from crypto, prediction markets, and AI sectors, signaling the U.S. government’s growing focus on digital asset regulation.
White House Plans to Keep AI Regulatory Framework Under Wraps [Core Summary] According to Axios, the White House plans to keep its upcoming AI regulatory framework confidential, withholding details from public disclosure. This move has sparked intense competition between Silicon Valley tech giants and the government over AI rule-making authority. Executives from Meta, Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI have held urgent meetings with Trump advisers to discuss potential risks of “rogue AI agents.” ...
Trump to Undergo Annual Medical Exam Ahead of 80th Birthday Trump is scheduled for an annual medical exam ahead of his 80th birthday. The White House said results will be published as customary. As one of the oldest presidents, his health draws significant attention.
A suspect opened fire at a Secret Service checkpoint near the White House and was killed in the exchange of fire. One bystander was wounded.
The White House is preparing to replace FDA Commissioner Marty Makary as the agency faces internal turmoil and credibility challenges.
The Trump administration is exploring a federal safety review mechanism that would evaluate AI models before public release
The U.S. Secret Service exchanged gunfire with an armed suspect near the White House on May 4 evening. The suspect was killed after firing at law enforcement officers, and one bystander was injured. The incident comes amid ongoing fallout from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting.
The White House is reportedly considering a framework to vet AI models for safety before they are released to the public, marking a potential significant shift in U.S. AI governance.
The New York Times reveals details from Google’s closed-door meeting with the White House on AI governance, covering safety standards, regulatory frameworks, and government collaboration.
The White House announced that the Iran ceasefire has paused the countdown on the 60-day war authorization deadline, with Defense Secretary Hegseth saying the ‘clock is paused’ amid bipartisan congressional debate.