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Iconic CA Burger Joint To Close 10 Restaurants And Sell Dozens More, Blaming $20 Minimum Wage
A major California Carl’s Jr. franchise operator is closing 10 restaurants and seeking buyers for dozens more, citing losses linked to the $20 minimum wage.
The Enforcement Countdown: 89 Days Until the EU AI Act’s GPAI Penalty Phase Begins
The EU AI Act’s enforcement powers for GPAI providers activate in 89 days, marking a major shift in AI regulation compliance and penalties.
The European Bet: How Mistral, Aleph Alpha, and Black Forest Labs Are Playing a Different Game
European AI vendors Mistral, Aleph Alpha, and Black Forest Labs are positioning for the EU AI Act enforcement, emphasizing compliance and sovereignty over frontier capability.
Chinese national targeted as Trump’s denaturalisation campaign ramps up
The US Justice Department has filed lawsuits to revoke citizenship from 17 individuals, including a Chinese-born resident accused of fraud and concealment.
Rideshare Crashes on the 13th Street Bar Corridor in Midtown Village, Philadelphia
A rideshare-related crash occurred on 13th Street in Midtown Village, Philadelphia, involving a cyclist and a vehicle. Investigations are ongoing.
Flood-damaged cars arrive at Atlanta auto repair shops
Flood-affected vehicles are now reaching Atlanta auto repair shops, raising safety and insurance concerns as authorities monitor the situation.
The cleaner cap table. Why Anthropic’s public-benefit structure dodges OpenAI’s charitable-trust problem — and trades it for a governance question of its own.
Anthropic’s governance model, based on a public-benefit corporation, sidesteps OpenAI’s charitable-trust problem but introduces new governance questions.
Tesla Once Again Recalls Its RWD Cybertrucks—All 173 of ‘Em
Tesla has issued a recall for all 173 of its rear-wheel-drive Cybertrucks due to safety concerns, marking a repeat of previous recall issues with the model.
Tesla Model Y first to pass NHTSA’s new ADAS tests — but they test the basics
Tesla Model Y (2026) is the first vehicle to pass NHTSA’s new ADAS benchmarks, covering basic safety features. The tests focus on fundamental driver assistance systems.
