AP NewsCast 7 p.m. EDT
Summary
President Trump announced a voluntary AI safety accord signed by major tech leaders, describing it as a moral protection mechanism. The Supreme Court permitted the administration to resume deporting individuals to third countries while reviewing the policy's legality. Former special counsel Jack Smith defended his prosecutions of Trump against Republican accusations of partisanship. In Texas, a Venezuelan man was charged with assaulting an ICE agent after being shot in the back. Sports updates covered MLB wildcard games, the Bears' Monday Night Football win, and the start of the NHL season.
Topics discussed
White House AI accord and voluntary reviews
Supreme Court allows resumption of deportations
Jack Smith defends prosecutions amid political attacks
Texas federal charges against Venezuelan man
MLB postseason wildcard game results
NFL Monday Night Football: Bears beat Eagles
NHL season opener and Hurricanes banner raising
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