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Vogue's August issue has ignited fierce controversy with the inclusion of an AI-generated model in a two-page Guess advertisement. While the magazine clearly labeled the image as produced “by Seraphinne Vallora on AI,” critics accused the fashion house of pushing unattainable beauty standards and sidelining real human diversity. The AI campaign bypassed traditional fashion roles, eliminating the need for casting, makeup, and post-production.

Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) has introduced a bill that provides tariff rebates to American families.

Bill Maher recently conceded that his forecast of economic turmoil from President Trump’s tariff policy was incorrect.

Governors Tim Walz and Laura Kelly withdraw NGA dues, accusing the bipartisan group of failing to challenge Trump’s actions.

President Trump condemns FireAid benefit concert raising $100M for California wildfire victims when survivors claim no direct aid.

President Trump escalated pressure on Russia by announcing a new 10 to 12-day deadline for President Putin to agree to a Ukraine ceasefire.

The FBI has taken over portions of the investigation into a brutal mob attack that unfolded in downtown Cincinnati late Saturday night.

Federal civil rights complaint challenges 32 Florida State University scholarships that favor based on race, sex, and national origin.

A gunman killed an off-duty NYPD officer and three civilians at a Manhattan office building before committing suicide.

Brown University is listing 21 properties valued at over $30 million for sale or development, a surprising move for the Ivy institution.