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Trump's mail-in voting loss, self-improving AI and possible rate hike

The Supreme Court hands U.S. President Donald Trump a loss on mail-in voting. Researchers sound the alarm over AI that can improve itself. The Fed looks…

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The Supreme Court hands U.S. President Donald Trump a loss on mail-in voting. Researchers sound the alarm over AI that can improve itself. The Fed looks set to raise rates, putting new chair Kevin Warsh on a collision course with Trump. Houthi forces push further into Yemen as Saudi Arabia asks for help Washington won't…

Published September 15, 2026 · 13:30

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