IMF-World Bank meeting: Old problems and new headwinds

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Kennedy Center, Trump's mail-in voting loss, Bernie and Bannon on AI (Updated)

Trump criticizes the Supreme Court after it hands him a loss on mail-in voting. The Kennedy Center's board votes to shut down the iconic arts venue. Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon speak out against the dangers of AI, as researchers sound the alarm over AI that can improve itself ...  Show more

AI market slump, UK crypto donations, US mail-in ballot fight (Updated)

U.S. markets fell Monday morning after calls for a pause in AI development, while U.S. President Donald Trump shrugs off fears and says a slowdown means China wins. Two crypto investors pour nearly $100 million into Reform UK - the biggest donation in British political history. H ...  Show more

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