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President Trump in Sparrows Point, Maryland, on Wednesday. Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images

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1.Trump: U.S. won't attack Iran before midterms

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The Fed's going to take its time with rate hikes
2.The Fed's going to take its time with rate hikes
Trump's foreign worker crackdown comes for Microsoft, Adobe, IT firms
3.Trump's foreign worker crackdown comes for Microsoft, Adobe, IT firms
Nicolás Maduro and his wife hit with fresh torture charge
4.Nicolás Maduro and his wife hit with fresh torture charge
"The Axios Show": Inside Bryan Johnson's quest to make 300 the new 70
5."The Axios Show": Inside Bryan Johnson's quest to make 300 the new 70
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    Hegseth says public can watch execution
    President Trump speaks to reporters on the White House South Lawn as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stands nearby.

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at the White House on Tuesday. Photo: Finn Gomez/Getty Images

    Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Thursday the public will be able to watch the execution of the Fort Hood shooter by firing squad.

    Why it matters: The U.S. hasn't held a public execution in 90 years, and Hegseth's remarks raise questions about how the military would allow people to watch.

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    • Sam Sabin
    2 hours ago
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    Technology
    Exclusive: Anthropic's new plan to protect critical infrastructure
    Illustrated collage of a cascading pattern of shields with the center as the largest shield, overlaid with a tech grid pattern and bits of binary along the edges.

    Illustration: Aïda Amer/Axios. Stock: Getty Images

    Anthropic is launching a new cybersecurity initiative designed to bring its most powerful AI models and engineers to companies protecting power grids, water utilities and other critical infrastructure, the company first shared with Axios.

    Why it matters: Critical infrastructure operators are struggling to secure aging, complex systems as AI threatens to make cyberattacks faster and cheaper to execute.

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    • Herb Scribner
    Updated 2 hours ago
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    Technology
    Trump: Anyone saying "AI" is "THE ENEMY!" The White House uses it
    President Trump speaks about children's investment accounts in the Oval Office at the White House.

    President Trump at the White House Wednesday. Photo: Alex Wroblewski/AFP via Getty Images

    President Trump on Thursday called anyone who uses "Artificial Intelligence" instead of "Super Intelligence" "THE ENEMY!" — even as the White House continues using the term "AI."

    Why it matters: Trump's push to rebrand AI as "super intelligence" clashes with established terminology in the technology industry.

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