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Trump Signs Order Renaming Artificial Intelligence 'Super Intelligence'
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order officially replacing the term 'Artificial Intelligence' with 'Super Intelligence' across federal use. The directive requires government agencies to update their communications to reflect the new terminology. Trump announced the change at a White House event attended by technology industry executives. A formal legal definition of the term is expected to be submitted to Congress in the coming weeks.
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Punjab Police Boost Campus Outreach in Amritsar and Ludhiana After LPU Unrest
Following protests at Lovely Professional University, Punjab Police have intensified their outreach efforts at colleges and universities in Amritsar and Ludhiana. On Tuesday, Commissionerate Police officers visited multiple campuses in Amritsar to engage with students and staff. The discussions covered a range of issues including campus safety, drug abuse, and traffic regulations. Officers also briefed students on how to access emergency assistance when needed. The initiative reflects a broader effort by authorities to strengthen police-student relations in the wake of recent campus tensions.
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India's League of Legends Team Eyes Competitive Run at Asian Games After Hangzhou Lessons
India's League of Legends team has returned to the Asian Games, captained by Akshaj Shenoy, three years after finishing fifth in Hangzhou. Four members of the original squad are back, alongside two players making their Asian Games debut. Since 2023, the team has claimed victories in South Asia, faced stronger regional competition, and joined esports organisation S8UL. Pitted against South Korea, Chinese Taipei, and Hong Kong, the squad is now focused on competing seriously rather than merely gaining experience.
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Pentagon Awards Boeing $20 Billion Contract for Next-Gen Navy Strike Fighter
The US Department of Defense has selected Boeing to develop and build the Navy's next-generation strike fighter aircraft. The contract, announced on Tuesday by US officials, is valued at $20 billion. The deal covers what is classified as a sixth-generation combat aircraft, representing a significant leap in naval air power. This marks a major win for Boeing in the highly competitive defense contracting space.
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Two Security Officers Get Bail Relief in Zubeen Garg Case, Stay in Custody
Two security officers arrested in connection with the Zubeen Garg case have received some legal relief from a court. The men remain in jail despite the development, as they are still held in custody. The arrests were linked to allegations involving Garg's property and financial transactions. The case centers on disputes surrounding the assets and monetary dealings associated with the noted artist.
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India Warns US That Closer Ties With Pakistan May Strain Bilateral Relations
India has cautioned the United States that its growing engagement with Pakistan could have consequences for India-US relations. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar raised the concern, flagging what he described as a lack of empathy from Washington regarding India's terrorism-related grievances. The warning reflects India's unease over the US rekindling or deepening its strategic partnership with Pakistan. India has long pressed its allies to take a firmer stance against cross-border terrorism it attributes to Pakistan-based groups. The development signals potential diplomatic friction between New Delhi and Washington at a sensitive geopolitical moment.
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UGA Student Survives 8th-Floor Fall From Athens Apartment
University of Georgia senior Kristin Sargent, 21, survived a fall from the eighth floor of an off-campus apartment in Athens, Georgia. Witnesses told police she had been dancing on a couch or air mattress when she fell through a window screen. Sargent sustained multiple injuries in the incident and is currently recovering in an intensive care unit. Her father confirmed she remains conscious and described her survival as fortunate.
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Trump Proposes Renaming Artificial Intelligence to 'Super Intelligence'
US President Donald Trump has announced plans to rebrand artificial intelligence as 'Super Intelligence', signaling a shift in how the administration frames the technology. Trump described the new terminology as reflecting something far greater in scope than what AI currently implies. Alongside the rebranding, the President stressed the importance of robust infrastructure to support advanced computing capabilities. He also called on technology companies to work closely with and contribute to local communities that host data centers.
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Ukrainian influencers face legal action in Oman for disturbing nesting sea turtle
Ukrainian fitness influencer Vadym Oleynik and his partner Olena Kravchenko have drawn widespread criticism after allegedly sitting on a nesting sea turtle and mishandling newly hatched turtles in Oman. The incident occurred while environmental volunteers were present to monitor turtle nesting activity. Oman's Environment Authority condemned the behavior, stating it violated the country's wildlife protection laws. Authorities have since initiated legal proceedings against the couple over the incident.
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Pakistan Pledges Military Support to Saudi Arabia Against Houthi Threat
Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has declared that Pakistan's military capabilities will be made available to Saudi Arabia under a new mutual defense agreement. The pact also includes Turkey as a partner in the arrangement. The commitment extends to defending Saudi Arabia against Iran-backed Houthi forces. The announcement signals a significant strengthening of defense ties between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey.
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India adds 5 new sites to UNESCO World Heritage tentative list
India has added five new sites to its UNESCO tentative list for World Heritage status. Among the newly included sites is the Udaigiri hill located in Madhya Pradesh, which features a rock-cut sacred ensemble. The site was developed largely under Gupta patronage and dates back to the late 4th and early 5th centuries. Being placed on the tentative list is a necessary step before a site can be formally nominated for UNESCO World Heritage designation.
