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Daniel García-Cordero joins CenteIA to drive real-world AI learning outcomes
10
Dec
By Ava Martinez
Companies

Daniel García-Cordero joins CenteIA to drive real-world AI learning outcomes

Artificial Intelligence has evolved beyond a simple pledge; it now represents the most influential tool of our time. Within this framework, CenteIA incorporates Daniel García-Cordero into its courses to provide practical AI for professionals and teams aiming for tangible results in mere weeks, even without programming skills.García-Cordero, vice president of the International Association for Artificial Intelligence (IAAI) and a professor at institutions across Europe, the United States, and Latin America, has established himself as one of the foremost voices in Spanish thanks to his direct, hands-on, business-focused style. “I don't deal in abstract theories or hollow promises; I show people…
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Trump signs executive order seeking to block states from regulating AI companies
08
Dec
By Ava Martinez
USA

Decoding Trump’s AI Regulation Block

President Donald Trump has taken steps to transform the regulation of artificial intelligence in the United States, with the goal of superseding state laws and establishing a consistent federal framework. The executive order, signed on Thursday evening, indicates the administration’s ambition to establish the U.S. as a global frontrunner in AI while reducing the complex array of state regulations that numerous tech companies find cumbersome.The directive underscores a "light-touch" regulatory strategy, aiming to simplify approval procedures for AI companies and deter states from enacting stringent regulations that might stifle innovation. Trump contended that AI firms are eager to function within…
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Washington state facing historic flooding as more communities face deluge
08
Dec
By Ava Martinez
USA

Unprecedented Deluge: Washington State Confronts Historic Flooding

Western Washington is facing one of the most intense flooding events in recent history, leading to widespread evacuations and urgent alerts from authorities. Tens of thousands of residents have already evacuated, and officials are concerned that additional communities might be impacted as rivers continue to rise beyond previously recorded levels.The region is undergoing extraordinary flooding, with several rivers attaining or surpassing record levels. Although no fatalities have been reported yet, the swift rise of waters combined with densely populated zones has put authorities on high alert. Local first responders have highlighted the potentially life-threatening nature of the situation, urging residents…
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Trump’s NASA pick faces questions on leaked ‘Project Athena’ plan in rare second confirmation hearing
01
Dec
By Ava Martinez
USA

Trump’s NASA Appointee Questioned on Leaked ‘Project Athena’ Details

A second confirmation hearing for Jared Isaacman unfolded on Capitol Hill, drawing unusual attention to a process that rarely repeats itself.The return of Jared Isaacman to the Senate confirmation stage offered a rare political scene: a nominee facing lawmakers for a second time after his original candidacy was abruptly halted months earlier. Isaacman, a billionaire entrepreneur and prominent figure in the commercial space sector, reappeared before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, seeking approval to serve as the next NASA administrator. His reappointment followed a dramatic reversal by President Donald Trump, who withdrew Isaacman’s nomination in the spring…
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Elon Musk’s X hit with 0 million EU fine for breaching content rules
01
Dec
By Ava Martinez
USA

X Hit With Massive $140M EU Fine Over Content Rules

Elon Musk’s platform X has received a major blow from European regulators, marking the first time the EU has imposed a penalty under its new digital transparency and safety laws. The fine signals a turning point in how global tech companies are expected to operate within Europe.European regulators have officially declared a €120 million (approximately $140 million) penalty against X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk, after concluding that the company breached several provisions of the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA). This decision marks the first formal penalty imposed under the significant legislation, which seeks to enhance…
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Trump hires new architect for White House ballroom amid clashes over project
01
Dec
By Ava Martinez
USA

Trump’s White House Ballroom Renovation Sees New Architect Amid Controversy

A major renovation initiative at the White House has entered a new phase as the administration moves forward with a different architectural team.The continuous endeavor to construct a new ballroom on the White House premises has shifted direction as the administration enlists a new architectural firm to assist in steering the subsequent phase of development. As reported by several sources acquainted with the process, this change follows disputes that arose between President Donald Trump and the architect initially appointed to spearhead the project. Although perspectives differ regarding the transition's nature, officials assert that the decision embodies an attempt to expedite…
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Exclusive: Survivors clinging to capsized boat didn’t radio for backup, admiral overseeing double-tap strike tells lawmakers
01
Dec
By Ava Martinez
USA

Exclusive: Admiral on Double-Tap Strike – No Backup Radio from Capsized Boat

A military operation conducted in Caribbean waters in September 2025 continues to spark scrutiny, especially after new congressional testimony contradicted earlier explanations about the circumstances under which two survivors were killed.What initially seemed like a standard interdiction mission as part of the United States' ongoing efforts to combat maritime drug trafficking has transformed into one of the year's most discussed security incidents. An airstrike aimed at a vessel suspected of carrying cocaine from Venezuela led to the deaths of eleven individuals—nine perished in the initial strike, while two more succumbed in a subsequent attack that is currently under thorough review.…
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Ukraine seeks Zelensky-Trump meeting as White House says further peace talks needed
21
Nov
By Ava Martinez
International

Peace Talks Still Needed, Says WH

Ukraine's appeal for a top-tier gathering arrives as diplomatic efforts intensify and global hopes for a revitalized peace approach steadily grow. This timing underscores both the immediate need and the evolving landscape of international discussions.As Ukraine reiterates its request for direct discussions between President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President Donald Trump, the geopolitical environment surrounding the conflict has entered a novel and intricate stage. This plea for a one-on-one meeting highlights Kyiv's increasing eagerness to re-establish diplomatic avenues, secure military aid, and guarantee that its strategic objectives maintain prominence on the international scene. Concurrently, the White House has stressed that…
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Ohio State stays on top of playoff bracket, while this college makes a big move
08
Nov
By Ava Martinez
USA

Playoff Race Heats Up

Ohio State continues to dominate the college football landscape, maintaining its position at the top of the playoff rankings as competition heats up across the nation. In a season filled with surprises and tight matchups, the Buckeyes’ consistent performance has kept them in control of their destiny, while several other programs make significant moves in pursuit of a coveted playoff spot.Ohio State holds firm as playoff frontrunnerOhio State's supremacy this season has been characterized by a harmonious blend of offensive and defensive prowess. Their high-octane offense, spearheaded by precise quarterback execution and a formidable rushing attack, has enabled them to…
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Tariffs could be coming for your Christmas tree
08
Nov
By Ava Martinez
USA

Tariffs Looming for Your Christmas Tree

Holiday cheer may cost a little more this year as global trade tensions drive up the price of artificial Christmas trees and festive decorations across the United States. Importers and retailers are preparing for a season marked by rising costs, limited supply, and cautious consumer spending as tariffs reshape the holiday marketplace.Rising costs cast a shadow over holiday decorArtificial Christmas trees, a common sight in numerous homes, are projected to be 10% to 20% pricier compared to the previous year. This increase is primarily due to tariffs imposed on imported items, with decorative lighting experiencing the most significant hikes—in certain…
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