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From oversight to coercion: How authoritarian governments are twisting AI safety to get tech companies to fall in line Original
When researchers founded Anthropic in 2021, they said the race to build powerful AI was moving too recklessly. They inserted detailed safety measures into their products and marketed their commitment to safety as the corporate quality that distinguished them from competitors – notably OpenAI, the rival company they had left. In March 2026 that reputation was tested when the Trump administration declared that Anthropic was a supply chain risk.
Advancing the Scenario-to-Climate Link with Spatial Emulators in the FASTMIP Pilot Experiment
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Why deregulating online platforms is actually bad for free speech Original
One of the first executive orders that President Trump signed after his inauguration on Jan. 20, 2025, was titled Restoring Freedom of Speech and Ending Federal Censorship.
Rethinking parental alienation: clarity and reform in family law
The landmark ruling in the case of Re GB (Part 25 Application: Parental Alienation) [2023] EWFC150 has once again highlighted the need for judicial intervention in parental alienation cases, as well as the failure of the lower courts to protect victims and survivors of domestic abuse. Recent case law has led many experts to question whether it is time to ban the term parental alienation, and for the government to implement needed changes to restore confidence in the Family Court.
Report finding Leicester NHS Trust inadequate exposes familiar failings
Medical negligence solicitors throughout the UK have been watching carefully as various maternity scandals have emerged in recent years. First came Morecombe Bay, which saw the UK’s first independent investigation into maternity and neonatal services delivered between 2004 and 2013. Then Shrewsbury and Telford, where midwife Donna Ockenden conducted an independent review which examined cases involving 1,485 families, mostly from 2000 to 2019.
Government has moral imperative to fix child court backlogs
According to official court statistics, more than 80,000 children are involved in private family law proceedings in England and Wales. These are proceedings where a court looks to address such crucial issues for a child as where they will live, how much time they will spend with a parent, and even which future school they will attend when their parents have separated. There is a wait of approximately 12 months for a decision to be made through the court in these types of cases.
Government has moral imperative to lift children out of courts purgatory
According to official court statistics, more than 80,000 children are involved in private family law proceedings in England and Wales. These are proceedings where a court looks to address such crucial issues for a child as where they will live, how much time they will spend with a parent, and even which future school they will attend when their parents have separated. There is a wait of approximately 12 months for a decision to be made through the court in these types of cases.
Finger pointing and lack of clarity lingers despite family law reforms
Last month marked one year since ‘no-fault’ divorce legislation was introduced in England and Wales. Celebrated as a pioneering law which would usher in a new era for separating couples, The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 removed the need for parties to assign blame for a marriage breakdown.
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U.S. fugitive eludes capture in Oakville putting schools on alert
OAKVILLE - An American fugitive,considered dangerous, who escaped in April from a Georgia prison, where he was serving a 20-year prison sentence, eluded police in Oakville Tuesday afternoon causing...
Drone spotted over Burlington homes sparks concerns
BURLINGTON - Hovering at a vantage point typically reserved for birds and low-flying planes, a camera-equipped unmanned aerial vehicle (UAVs), or drone, spotted in Burlington's west end has renewed...
Burlington closes King Road as endangered Jefferson Salamander migrate
Burlington will close a section of King Road near the Niagara Escarpment as the endangered Jefferson Salamander set out on its annual migration to lay eggs. The road closure will stretch from the base of the Escarpment to Mountain Brow Road beginning March 25 through to April 15. “The Jefferson Salamanders are a unique part of Burlington’s biodiversity,” said Mayor Rick Goldring.
Burlington's Nickel Brook craft brewery receives $200K in funding
The provincial and federal governments are investing in the local craft beer industry by providing Nickel Brook Brewing Company with up to $200,000 to help with operations. The funding announcement was made Friday afternoon as beer drinkers celebrate Ontario Craft Beer week from June 10-19. Burlington MPP Eleanor McMahon said Nickel Brook has a 25-year history in the community and is a “market leader” in the thriving industry.
Former Burlington teacher facing additional sex assault charge, police say
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Province awards IKEA Canada $921K for 10 new EV charging stations
IKEA Canada is installing 10 new charging stations at stores across Ontario, including its Burlington location, as a result of receiving $921,145 in funding from the province. Headquartered in Burlington, the home furnishing manufacturer is one of 27 public and private sector partners sharing a $20-million investment to build electric vehicle (EV) charging stations across the province.
IRS oversight of CPAs who provide valuation services
Under Sec. 6695A, enacted by the Pension Protection Act of 2006, P.L. 109-280, appraisers may face monetary penalties for appraisals that lead to substantial and gross valuation misstatements on returns. This section is intended to provide greater assurance that all appraisers and appraisals meet a minimum threshold of qualification. These qualifications include those of Secs.
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