Anthropic warns that AI may soon be able to self‑improve and urges a verifiable global "brake" to slow frontier work while researchers study risks.

Poolside’s Project Horizon promises on‑site power and closed‑loop cooling to limit water use near Fort Stockton, while pledging local hires and housing — but funding and activist concerns persist.

Milla Leilani Payne filed a federal suit June 5 saying she was sprayed by a federal officer outside Portland’s ICE building on Oct. 2, 2025; she seeks $350,000. The complaint accuses officers of retaliation and inadequate training.

An unfinished retail-and-office building at Miami Worldcenter sold for $26.6M to investors tied to Vertical Real Estate, deepening a trend of parcel swaps downtown.

Karen Attiah told an arbitrator she “had to fight back” after being fired from The Washington Post for social‑media posts after Charlie Kirk’s killing; the union argues the dismissal violated her contract.

A 98-year-old man was assaulted inside a Prospect Lefferts Gardens building; investigators released video and are asking the public to help identify a woman seen in the footage.

National data and Seattle employers say AI-written résumés are slowing hiring and forcing small businesses to add verification steps and partners.

Denver Broncos outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper was booked in Douglas County on suspicion of two domestic-violence counts and one count of criminal mischief, per jail records.

Fulcrum Therapeutics is cutting roughly 85% of its staff after halting its lead sickle‑cell drug and launching a strategic review. The Cambridge biotech has hired advisers to weigh sales or merger options.

A federal suit out of Atlanta says a Dunwoody Airbnb host canceled a Black guest after spotting her race and advertised the property as a 'peaceful white neighborhood.'

Maple Heights police are answering record call volumes this year — an average of about 115 a day — and Lee Road bridge work plus Libby Road detours could push the department into its busiest year yet.

Hundreds lined up as Chicken Salad Chick opened June 2 on State Road 100, bringing local jobs and a week of grand‑opening promotions. The Melvins say community giving is central to the concept.

Coastal Academy was awarded the CIF SoCal Division V baseball title after a bench‑clearing brawl in a separate semifinal led officials to declare a double forfeit.