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U.S. Invests $5 Billion in AI Science National Strategy to Expand Semiconductor and Bio Dominance Competition

The U.S. government will allocate more than $5 billion in federal funds to leverage artificial intelligence as a core tool for scientific research and industrial innovation. The plan is to establish an interagency research system that applies AI across key national strategic industries, including healthcare, energy, semiconductors, space, quantum technologies, and defense. On the 22nd […]

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United States Overhauls Science and Technology System for the First Time in 80 Years, Focusing National Efforts on AI, Quantum, and Nuclear Fusion

The White House has released the “Science: A New Golden Age” report.It calls for shifting from institution-centered support to a scientist- and mission-centered framework.Federal agencies must submit implementation plans within 90 days. The U.S. government plans to overhaul its national R&D system around artificial intelligence, quantum computing, nuclear fusion and next-generation semiconductors. It aims to

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6600 Non-Citizens Registered to Vote in New Jersey, Reigniting US Election Law Debate

![Image representing the non-citizen voter registration error and proposed citizenship verification law in New Jersey (AI-generated)](https://cdn.hantoday.net/news/photo/202607/54343_69330_2731.png) Approximately 6,600 New Jersey residents without U.S. citizenship were mistakenly added to the voter rolls due to an administrative system error. Fewer than 400 of them are believed to have actually cast ballots, reigniting debate over a pending federal

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FDA Expands Safety Review of RSV and COVID-19 Vaccines as Concerns Rise Over Quality Controls

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has widened its safety review of RSV and COVID-19 vaccines amid growing attention to potential post-inoculation adverse events. Reports of suspected reactions have prompted regulators to re-examine quality management and manufacturing consistency. Since the pandemic, vaccine confidence has become a core pillar of public health, and analysts warn that

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