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Johnson on AI: US must maintain ‘our edge’ | CNN Politics

CNN’s Manu Raju asked House Speaker Mike Johnson (R) on Monday about the president’s remarks on Truth Social that suggest there should be no guardrails other than himself. Johnson said that the topic will be addressed in an upcoming meeting with AI executives.

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约翰逊谈人工智能:美国必须保持“优势” | CNN政治频道

CNN’s Manu Raju asked House Speaker Mike Johnson (R) on Monday about the president’s remarks on Truth Social that suggest there should be no guardrails other than himself. Johnson said that the topic will be addressed in an upcoming meeting with AI executives.

Vice President JD Vance on Monday questioned why AI industry leaders are calling for more regulation, warning it could amount to a “Trojan horse” by companies that could benefit from new restrictions. His comments come after President Donald Trump pushed back on calls for guardrails on AI development, saying his priority is leading China in the AI race.

President Trump told reporters he personally uses artificial intelligence “for a lot of things,” but declined to reveal exactly how. He also said the US is leading China in the race to develop AI.

An airman shot down over Iran in April is breaking his silence about his harrowing escape — a 50-hour ordeal that saw him pursued by Iranian troops before being rescued by US forces. The airman, call sign "Bravo," told his story to CBS's "60 Minutes" on Sunday.

President Trump has said that he wants to end the war in Iran by the midterm elections, but that plan could be complicated as tensions escalate between Iran and Saudi Arabia. CNN's Larry Madowo reports.

President Trump responded to a report from the Wall Street Journal that Chinese entities provided Iran with satellite imagery of US military bases, saying China spies on the US and “we spy on them too.”

Turning Point USA said a newly installed statue of its founder, the late Charlie Kirk, was vandalized overnight in Phoenix, Arizona, and vowed to restore it.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and political appointees in his department pushed for the US airmen whose F-15 was shot down over Iran in April to participate in Sunday’s highly publicized “60 Minutes” report about their rescue operation, according to sources. CNN's Brian Stelter reports.

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