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AI Policy & Power: Trump unveiled a new “Super Intelligence Force,” led by DNI Jay Clayton, to coordinate federal AI efforts and keep the U.S. ahead, after a White House “super intelligence” accord with major tech firms. Elections Countdown: Florida and Georgia both face tight voter-registration deadlines for the Nov. 3 midterms, with online sign-up options and early voting starting soon. Public Health: Louisiana’s triple-negative breast cancer rate is higher than the U.S. average, with the disease more common in Black women and younger patients. Criminal Justice: Tennessee’s Christa Pike case is back in the spotlight after a failed execution attempt; her attorney is urging Gov. Bill Lee to commute her sentence. Energy & Industry: South Korea plans $200B in U.S. energy investments, including major nuclear and Alaska LNG projects. Global Watch: Brazil’s federal police are investigating alleged U.S. interference ahead of the election. Safety & Search: The Coast Guard continues searching for a missing Ontario air ambulance off Nantucket after debris was found.

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