"Live from NPR News, I'm Dale Wilman.
President Trump is in Dublin, where he met Saturday with Prime Minister Abin Hel Martin,
“who's also known as the T-Shock, and Irish President Catherine Connelly.”
Trump caused the outrage when he suggested that Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK, should be united, as in PR's Franco Ordon, just tells us." "He really did, set off, a bit of a political crisis here when he said that. This idea would be a terrifying one for Northern Ireland, and that was quickly apparent, as we heard almost immediately from Northern Ireland leaders, really rejecting this idea.
Now, Trump boasted that the T-Shock was the guy actually who could solve this issue, and that remark itself made the T-Shock Martin seem to be very uncomfortable, and Martin quickly sought to change the subject." "That's NPR's Franco Ordon, yes, with our report. The leaders of Anthropoc and OpenAI are both urging caution.
Anthropoc CEO Dario Amade says the industry should slow down, and PR's Shannon Bond reports." "In a new essay, Amade says AI companies should deliberately slow the pace at which they improve
“their models capabilities, because the technology is advancing so quickly.”
He says he's worried about a recent incident where rival OpenAI's agents went rogue and hacked another company.
Amade says labs need to embed third-party evaluators to report incidents and track safety
practices, and that Anthropoc will do so. He's also calling for international cooperation around AI development. Public warnings about AI safety are mounting after the recent resignation of an Anthropoc researcher who warned the AI industry is not acting responsibly. Shannon Bond and PR-News."
Anthropoc is a financial supporter of NPR. The Democratic Republic of Congo says it believes the current Ebola outbreak there has peaked. A government spokesperson says the number of new cases has been falling since mid-August. 10 out of 61 health zones have recorded no cases for the last three weeks.
“The BBC's Emery Macumeno has our reports.”
"Late's figures show all the epidemic remains severe with more than 7,000 confirmed cases and close to 4,000 deaths across the seven provinces. Before it is warned that community deaths outside the heat-pensive remain a major challenge. However, more than 17 underpatients have recovered
and the governor has called for regions and solidarity as slicing the Promta intervention saves the likes." That's the BBC's Emery Macumeno with our report. Russian strikes on Ukraine Saturday killed at least 8 people and wounded dozens of others. Two people were killed when Russian drones hit a residential area in the city of Zaparisha.
And in the Black Sea Port of Odessa and the surrounding area, 35 people were wounded in what local officials say was a massive attack. Among the buildings hit was a residential high-rise its upper floors were destroyed. "You're listening to NPR news." South Africa has extradited six Nigerian nationals to the U.S.
This follows an operation by Nigerian authorities earlier this year to disrupt activities linked to a criminal organization involved in romance scams and other cyber fraud. Michael Coloki has more. "In a statement today South African police see the Nigerian nationals who are handed over to FBI agents at the South African airport
are alleged to be members of the Black Ax organized criminal network. According to police, the extradited suspects are alleged to have targeted
scores of women in the U.S. and defrauded them of more than $6 million
through online scams. Black Ax grew out of a student fraternity in Nigeria, evolving into a violent criminal organization. In July this year, Nigerian authorities said they arrested several suspects in Nigeria after foiling what they described as a celebration to mark a Black Ax anniversary for NPR news on Michael Coloki.
"The U.S. women are once again in the Feeba World Cup basketball championship game after a 76-66 win over Spain on Saturday. It'll be their fifth consecutive title game, they'll face France and what will be a rematch of the 2024 Paris Olympic gold medal game. The U.S. won that game by one point. The U.S. women have won 35 straight games in the World Cup. Elana Robocata, defeated two-time defending champion Arena Sutherlinka
Saturday to take the U.S. open title with the win. She also became the world's
number one tennis player. It's her first time to achieve that milestone.
She won the match in three sets 6, 4, 5, 7, 6, 2. It's the third grand slam title for Robocata. She also won the Australian open this season. I'm Dale Wilman and P.R. News. This message comes from the Center for U.S. voters abroad foundation. All U.S. citizens abroad may request an absentee ballot to vote in the 2026 election. Visit registerabroad.com to get started.
