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Airline Shares Hammered, Travelers Hit With Surging Fares Amid Middle East Tensions
Airline stocks fall and ticket prices surge as Middle East tensions push oil and jet fuel costs higher.
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Anthropic Challenges Trump-Era Blacklist for Refusing AI Use in Surveillance, Weapons
Anthropic sues the Trump administration after the Pentagon blacklists its AI over refusal to allow use in surveillance and autonomous weapons.
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