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The Senate has confirmed Jay Clayton to become head of the nation’s intelligence agencies. The vote Tuesday puts a permanent director in the job weeks after President Donald Trump sought to delay his nomination.
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The legislation easily cleared a procedural vote — the first of several hurdles before it can become law — with bipartisan support in an 86-12 vote. Eleven Democrats and one Republican, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, voted against the legislation.
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A New York school district is pausing plans to use an AI robot teacher named Sally after parents and teachers raised concerns.
The high court already rejected Trump's appeal in a related case about more than $5 million a jury said Trump must pay Carroll.
American Airlines departures have resumed following a nationwide ground stop due to "a technology issue," the airline says
American Airlines says its flights are resuming after an IT outage led to a nationwide ground stop.
Senate votes to confirm Jay Clayton as the director of national intelligence, hours after the acting chief announced another round of agency cuts
The US military says it intercepted multiple ballistic missiles fired by Iran in an attempted "surprise attack" on US forces in the Middle East
