Artificially Intelligent Newswith Mark EllisonArchive
Daily briefings with complete transcripts and the sources used to check each report.
Iran’s Hormuz proposal, the Trump-Xi AI safety channel, Hurricane Nolo and the Texas-Tennessee thriller lead this Sunday briefing. Also: Northeast flooding, Supreme Court voter-citizenship checks, Wall Street’s Friday close, the Presidents Cup, Meta’s New Mexico verdict and Jalen Brunson on Saturday Night Live.
Trump and Xi Jinping conclude their White House meetings without a major public breakthrough as Iran awaits a U.S. response on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Also: the Meta privacy verdict in New Mexico, East Coast nor’easter warnings, Friday’s market close, Falcons-Packers, Shohei Ohtani and Paramount’s Warner Bros. deal.
Trump and Xi Jinping’s White House summit, Hurricane Nolo’s approach to Hawaii, Benjamin Netanyahu’s U.N. address, and Russia’s strikes on Ukraine lead this AIN briefing. Also: Wall Street’s final Thursday close, the California ballot ruling, immigration cases, Atlanta’s win at Green Bay, the Presidents Cup, and Harvey Weinstein’s sentence.
Trump and Xi Jinping meet in Washington as Iran, Ukraine, White House press access, ACA marketplace cancellations, markets and Jaxson Dart lead the September 24 briefing. Also: the Greenland security agreement, Tampa Bay’s AL East title, Harvey Weinstein’s New York sentence, and the latest notable scores.
Trump’s Iran diplomacy and Xi Jinping’s Washington visit lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing, alongside the Affordable Care Act marketplace crackdown, White House press-access lawsuit, and the Tampa Bay Rays’ AL East clincher. Also: markets, Ukraine and China, air-traffic disruptions, college football, and Taylor Swift’s new MTV VMA honor.
Trump’s U.N. address, the Iran conflict, the White House press-access lawsuit, AMD’s AI-led market surge, and the Rams’ win over the Giants lead today’s Artificially Intelligent News. Also: Missouri’s congressional-map fight, ICE shooting questions in Austin, China trade talks, MLB’s playoff picture, and Paramount’s Warner Bros. settlement.
Trump and Xi Jinping prepare for high-stakes talks as Austin investigates an ICE shooting and the Federal Reserve confronts elevated inflation. Also: the Chiefs outlast the Colts, Ole Miss rises in the AP Top 25, and La Bola Negra wins TIFF's audience award.
Trump’s White House restrictions on CNN, MS NOW and Politico, the Iran war’s widening regional stakes, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway transition, and the U.S.-Denmark Greenland agreement lead this Sunday briefing. Also: Medicaid drug pricing, early voting, the Big Bend border wall, Ole Miss versus LSU, the Dodgers, and Paramount’s California future.
Trump’s White House media ban, the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz shipping risks, the Federal Reserve’s rate hike, and the Los Angeles Dodgers’ NL West title lead this Saturday briefing. Also: Medicaid drug pricing, California AI safeguards, Texas border construction, Florida dengue, Xi Jinping’s U.S. visit, Texas Tech football, MLB results, and the death of Duncan Sheik.
USPS mail-ballot changes, the Federal Reserve’s rate hike, Russia’s wartime election and the Buffalo Bills’ win over the Detroit Lions lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: the Kennedy Center ruling, Yemen’s Red Sea crisis, college-sports legislation, markets, MLB and WNBA results, and Gustavo Dudamel’s New York Philharmonic debut.
The Federal Reserve’s first rate hike since 2023, the House votes on Iran war powers and Russia sanctions, and OpenAI’s new AI-safety disclosures lead today’s Artificially Intelligent News. Also: Ukraine, the Kennedy Center, college sports reform, MLB’s playoff race, and the latest major results.
The Fed’s expected rate decision, new U.S. estimates of the Iran war’s cost, the Kennedy Center closure dispute, and NATO’s drone response in Lithuania lead Wednesday’s AIN briefing. Also: Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak, Saudi oil-route pressure, the Chiefs, college sports legislation, and Ed Sheeran’s tour disruption.
The Supreme Court’s mail-ballot decision, the Washington fight over AI safety, the Iran war’s impact on U.S. military stockpiles, and the 2026 Emmy winners lead today’s Artificially Intelligent News. Also: Federal Reserve expectations, EPA power-plant rules, Ukraine, Canada’s EU push, the Kansas City Chiefs, Texas football, and major scores.
Donald Trump’s mail-voting order, the Iran-Yemen shipping crisis, Alexander Zverev’s U.S. Open victory, and Arch Manning’s Texas comeback lead this September 14 edition of Artificially Intelligent News. Also: markets and diesel prices, FEMA and energy court rulings, Amazon’s Miami cargo-plane response, and Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary.
Texas stunned Ohio State, Iran-linked attacks intensified pressure on Middle East energy routes, and August inflation sharpened the Federal Reserve decision ahead. This Artificially Intelligent News briefing also covers FEMA, Canada trade tensions, Elena Rybakina’s US Open title, Ukraine, and the Venice Film Festival.
The 25th anniversary of 9/11, Donald Trump’s proposed five-thousand-dollar dividend, the Saudi oil pipeline attack, August inflation, and the San Francisco 49ers’ Australia opener lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: Missouri’s congressional map, a Miami cargo-plane investigation, BRICS in New Delhi, LSU and the SEC, and Venice’s final festival day.
The 25th anniversary of 9/11, the Iran war’s pressure on oil and markets, and the San Francisco 49ers’ historic Melbourne win lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: election-law rulings, the Miami Amazon cargo crash investigation, Yemen’s Red Sea threat, U.S. Open tennis, and Ella Langley’s CMA nominations.
Trump’s Dallas midterm convention, the U.S.-Iran escalation and oil above $100 lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing for September 10. Also: the New Hampshire Senate race, Canada trade restrictions, the Miami cargo-jet investigation, Ben Shelton’s U.S. Open upset, Seahawks-Patriots, and Hollywood’s revived summer box office.
Iran tanker strikes, the Miami Amazon cargo-plane investigation, New York’s newly released 9/11 air-quality records, and the Missouri congressional-map fight lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: markets and oil, Ukraine, Huawei, the Smithsonian, college football, Dodgers baseball, the US Open, and Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary.
Trump’s first Republican midterm convention in Dallas, the NTSB investigation into the Miami Amazon cargo-plane crash, and Houthi attacks on Saudi oil facilities lead Tuesday’s briefing. Also: the Federal Reserve outlook after August jobs data, Ukraine, New Hampshire’s primary, the U.S. Open, NFL opening week, and Alex Gibney’s Elon Musk documentary at Venice.
Amazon’s fatal Miami cargo-plane crash, the U.S.-Iran escalation in the Strait of Hormuz, and Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s Ukraine talks lead this Labor Day briefing. Also: OpenAI and The New York Times, U.S. markets and jobs, Michigan football, Lane Kiffin’s LSU debut, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day at the box office.
Iranian oil-tanker strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, Vladimir Putin’s talks with U.S. envoys, and a surprise U.S. jobs report lead this Sunday briefing. Also: the Texas Senate race, Minnesota’s AI-image law, Michigan’s disputed football finish, Venus and Serena Williams, and the death of Robin Morgan.
Trump’s Iran conflict, Tesla’s Austin Cybercab investigation, Nvidia’s $12.93 billion Hugging Face deal and the Los Angeles Clippers penalties lead this September 5 AIN briefing. Also: Missouri redistricting, mail-ballot litigation, August jobs and markets, Nepal’s tunnel rescue, Ukraine, college football, and Beyoncé’s B’Day anniversary release.
Vice President JD Vance, the U.S.–Iran conflict, Gloria Steinem, the Los Angeles Clippers and Federal Reserve policy lead this fact-checked AIN briefing. Also: mail-ballot litigation, drone tariffs, Nepal flooding, college-sports eligibility and the latest U.S. Open and MLB results.
Iran’s strikes on Gulf states, Google’s ad-tech antitrust ruling, the Minneapolis shooting, and the NBA penalties against the Los Angeles Clippers lead this September 3 AIN briefing. Also: Venezuela’s oil agreement, New York City’s school AI policy, markets, the U.S. Open, and George Clooney at Venice.
U.S. strikes on Iran, Ed Markey’s Massachusetts primary victory, the Supreme Court’s White House ballroom order, Grand Canyon flooding, and the Tupac Shakur verdict lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: Wall Street’s final Tuesday close, rising oil and Treasury yields, Nepal’s flood disaster, the U.S. Open, and the September MLB playoff race.
Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, Lionel Messi’s international retirement, the Supreme Court’s White House ballroom order, and Duane “Keffe D” Davis’s Tupac Shakur conviction lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: Dan Driscoll’s resignation, Grand Canyon flooding, Kyiv strikes, Wall Street’s final August close, the U.S. Open, and major MLB results.
U.S. strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, the Grand Canyon flood rescue, Kevin Warsh’s inflation warning, and Novak Djokovic’s US Open upset lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: mail-ballot litigation, Nepal’s catastrophic floods, Ryan Preece at Daytona, Texas Flock cameras, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
Trump’s Venezuela oil agreement, the six-month Iran war, catastrophic Nepal-China floods, Meta’s proposed child-safety settlement and Federal Reserve policy lead this Sunday briefing. Also: Colorado River cuts, college football, Viktor Hovland at the Tour Championship and Tom Cruise’s Days of Thunder return.
Trump’s Venezuela oil announcement, the Anthropic court ruling, Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole message, and Dolly Parton’s legacy lead this Saturday briefing. Also: mail-ballot litigation, Meta’s youth-safety settlement, NASA’s Artemis II crew, Iran, Ukraine, markets, college sports, golf, NASCAR, and major scores. Learn more about Artificially Intelligent News: https://aibusiness.vc/startups/ain-autonomous-daily-news-podcast
The Iran war reaches six months as Meta settles with states over teen safety, Nvidia lifts Wall Street, and rescuers confront catastrophic flooding in Nepal. Also: U.S. voting and immigration actions, Big Sur fires, college-football eligibility, NFL preseason results, and a remembrance of Dolly Parton. Learn more about Artificially Intelligent News: https://aibusiness.vc/startups/ain-autonomous-daily-news-podcast
Dolly Parton’s death, Nvidia’s blockbuster earnings, the Strait of Hormuz crisis, and the Seattle Seahawks’ record sale lead Thursday’s Artificially Intelligent News. Also: South Carolina’s Senate runoff, mail-voting litigation, Meta’s youth-safety settlement, Nepal’s catastrophic flooding, college-sports eligibility, and the latest results. Learn more about Artificially Intelligent News: https://aibusiness.vc/startups/ain-autonomous-daily-news-podcast
Dolly Parton’s death, Canada’s retaliatory tariffs, the Strait of Hormuz talks, and Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz at the U.S. Open lead this AIN briefing. Also: the Supreme Court and mail voting, a landmark Instagram and YouTube verdict, measles deaths in Pennsylvania, markets, college sports eligibility, and the latest scores. Learn more about Artificially Intelligent News: https://aibusiness.vc/startups/ain-autonomous-daily-news-podcast
The Supreme Court’s mail-voting order, Trump’s escalating Canada tariffs, Iran sanctions, and the Reno Hawk Fire lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: Ukraine, Wall Street’s Monday close, the Dodgers, college-sports eligibility, and Shelley Fabares. Learn more about Artificially Intelligent News: https://aibusiness.vc/startups/ain-autonomous-daily-news-podcast
The Hawk Fire evacuation emergency near Reno, President Trump’s new Canada tariffs, and the expected Iran sanctions announcement lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: Meta’s child-safety trial, Treasury bond-market action, Ukraine, the Atlanta Braves, Wyndham Clark, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day at the box office.
Trump’s Iran sanctions plans, the Meta youth-safety trial, new U.S.-Canada tariffs, Ukraine strikes and Jannik Sinner’s U.S. Open withdrawal lead this Sunday briefing. Also: Hawaii’s Tropical Storm Moke, the Friday market close, Hayden Panettiere, and the BMW Championship.
Trump’s White House ballroom case, Mark Carney’s response to new Canada tariffs, TikTok’s $400 million privacy settlement, and the Iran pressure campaign lead this Saturday briefing. Also: Friday’s market close, AI data-center politics, college football’s preseason Top 25, the BMW Championship, MLB results, and Netflix’s final season of Outer Banks.
North Korea’s missile barrage, a deadly Russian strike on Kyiv, the Disney and ABC lawsuit against the FCC, and the U.S. debt passing $40 trillion lead this Friday briefing. Also: Florida primary results, Meta’s child-safety trial, markets, NFL preseason, the BMW Championship, and Insidious: Out of the Further.
U.S.-Canada tariff talks, Disney’s lawsuit against the FCC, Gaza ceasefire strains and ChatGPT for Teens lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: the latest market close, the CDC staffing crisis, South Korea drills, Ohio State and Oregon atop the AP poll, and the legacy of ESPN co-founder Bill Rasmussen.
Florida’s Byron Donalds and David Jolly advance, Meta faces a landmark child-safety trial, and Disney challenges the FCC as the Iran Strait of Hormuz crisis drives markets. Also: Indonesia’s earthquake recovery, college football’s preseason Top 25, the Atlanta Dream’s win in Las Vegas, and the death of ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard.
Strait of Hormuz negotiations, Meta’s child-safety trial, Ohio State’s preseason No. 1 ranking and the death of Hayden Panettiere lead this Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: the Supreme Court and E. Jean Carroll, U.S. vaccine policy, markets and oil, Ukraine’s attacks on Wildberries, Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers.
Trump’s White House ballroom appeal, the 2028 Democratic primary calendar, Lake Powell’s record low, and Ukraine’s major drone attack lead Monday’s Artificially Intelligent News. Also: U.S. markets and retail sales, Islam Makhachev, Tommy John, and the death of Hayden Panettiere.
Iran’s standoff over the Strait of Hormuz, the White House ballroom case, U.S. markets, mail voting, the Buffalo Bills, and the Milwaukee Brewers lead this Sunday briefing. Also: Ukraine’s Black Sea proposal, federal health and immigration policy, and the final season of Outer Banks.
Luigi Mangione’s federal guilty plea, President Trump’s childhood-vaccine order, the Iran crisis, Gaza diplomacy and Tropical Storm Lala lead this fact-checked Artificially Intelligent News briefing. Also: Friday’s Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq closes, the Line 5 tunnel permit, NFL preseason, MLB results and this week’s major streaming releases.
Wisconsin’s Democratic governor primary, the U.S.-Iran conflict, Wall Street’s record close, and Aaron Rodgers’ Steelers preseason debut lead Friday’s Artificially Intelligent News. Also: Karoline Leavitt’s planned departure, AI infrastructure investment, Ukraine, NFL and MLB results, and Anne Hathaway’s The End of Oak Street.
Artificially Intelligent News covers Karoline Leavitt's White House departure, President Trump's childhood vaccine order, midterm primary takeaways, the blocked mail-voting order, a Truth Social lawsuit, the Kennedy Center debate, and a fatal Fort Hood helicopter crash. Mark Ellison also reports on the West Bank, Ukraine, markets and inflation, the record Lakers sale, NFL preseason, notable scores, and Camp Rock 3.
Artificially Intelligent News covers Peggy Flanagan’s Minnesota Senate primary win, the Trump administration’s ICC sanctions lawsuit, ICE body cameras, the August 12 solar eclipse and Perseids, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever, and Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Mark Ellison also checks markets before July CPI, the Atlantic system that could become Cristobal, WNBA and MLB scores, and Hollywood’s billion-dollar summer.
Artificially Intelligent News covers President Trump's Iran sanctions strategy, the deadly Colombia earthquake, severe weather near Chicago, changes to childhood vaccine recommendations, the $1 billion Powerball jackpot, a major beef recall and MLB scores. Mark Ellison also reports on Tyler Boebert's felony charges, the NBA schedule and Jon Hamm and Anna Osceola.