Good Morning! On this date in 1956, a 21-year-old Elvis Presley gyrated his soon-to-be-famous pelvis on The Milton Berle Show. Some would say this was the moment Elvis truly became the King of Rock and Roll.
Today’s poll is about your favorite outdoor activity from childhood. Cole, our CEO, voted for “building tree houses,” and he also admitted to “borrowing” most of the supplies from nearby construction sites—a 10-year-old’s crime spree in Flyover country. Cast your vote in our poll below, and let us know if you pulled any fast ones yourself.
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Biden Pivots on Border Security
President Biden issued an executive order Tuesday on border security as the White House looks to limit the number of asylum seekers and neutralize immigration as an election issue.
The new policy calls for border officials to limit the number of asylum seekers when encounters at points of entry exceed 2,500 per day. The current daily average of illegal crossings exceeds that number and was last below 2,500 in January 2021.
The ACLU said Biden’s order was restrictive, dangerous, and violated people’s legal right to seek asylum. The group said it plans to sue the Biden administration.
House Speaker Mike Johnson said it was Biden’s policies that created the border problem and that the new executive action was “weak.”
Disney, Florida Make Up with $17 Billion Deal
Florida and Disney are moving toward approving a $17 billion development plan for Walt Disney World, a major turnaround from the long battle that began when Disney spoke out against the state’s education policies.
The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District is set to hold a public hearing on the development plan before voting whether to approve it on June 15.
While Disney has not confirmed specific plans, the investment could lead to the development of a much-rumored fifth theme park at Walt Disney World, joining Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Animal Kingdom.
AI Workers Warn of Danger to Humanity
A group of employees from leading AI companies, including OpenAI and Google DeepMind, published an open letter Tuesday expressing concern that the industry is growing too fast without sufficient oversight.
The employees claim that strict confidentiality agreements prevent them from sharing information about the risks of artificial intelligence, including the potential of runaway AI “resulting in human extinction.”
They argue that while these risks can be mitigated, AI companies have strong financial incentives to avoid effective oversight, with the generative AI market predicted to be worth $1 trillion within a decade. (Read the Letter)
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➤ The House passed a bill Tuesday penalizing International Criminal Court officials for seeking the arrest of Israeli leaders for military attacks in Gaza. (More)
➤ Prosecutors played lengthy audio passages from Hunter Biden’s memoir detailing his crack cocaine addiction to the jury on the first day of his trial. Biden is accused of lying on federal forms when purchasing a gun. (More)
➤ Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign is suing Nevada, arguing that the state’s requirement for independent candidates to name a running mate before gathering ballot signatures is unconstitutional. (More)
➤Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences will no longer require a diversity statement when hiring faculty. Instead, the applicants are to include a statement on “efforts to strengthen academic communities.” (See Details)
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➤ Novak Djokovic withdrew from the French Open with an injured knee on Tuesday, ending the No. 1 ranked tennis star’s bid for a second straight championship. (More)
➤ Infielder Tucupita Marcano has been permanently banned from Major League Baseball after placing hundreds of bets on games, including bets on his team. (More)
➤ Speaking of gambling, Ippei Mizuhara, a former interpreter for Los Angeles Dodgers’ star Shohei Ohtani, pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $17 million from Ohtani to cover gambling debts. (More)
➤ The San Francisco 49ers and All-Pro running back Christian McCaffrey have agreed to a two-year contract extension worth a reported $19 million per year. (More)
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➤ Big Stock Move: Core & Main stock fell 14% Tuesday on news that the water products company missed expectations for its fourth-quarter earnings. (More)
➤ The New YorkStock Exchange canceled the trades made during a 90-minute software glitch on Monday that allowed investors to purchase Berkshire Hathaway stock at $185 per share, far below the regular price of around $620,000. (See Details)
➤The number of job openings is the lowest since February 2021, nearly 19% lower than in March a year ago, according to a new survey by the Labor Department. (More)
➤ Dollar Store said it would remove easily stolen items and eliminate self-checkout lanes from thousands of stores in a continuing effort to fight theft. (See Details)
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➤ China’s lunar probe Chang’e 6 landed on the far side of the moon, collected samples, and is set to return them to Earth on June 25, marking the first time humans will study material from this unexplored region. (See Photos)
➤ Space debris hit a man’s house in Franklin, N.C., shortly after a much larger object was found on a hiking trail 40 miles away. An astrophysicist says it likely came from the Crew-7 Dragon spacecraft. (Watch Video)
➤ Dream Chaser Tenacity, NASA’s newest uncrewed cargo spaceplane, arrived at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Its first task will be to deliver 7,800 pounds of cargo to the International Space Station. (See Photos)
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➤ A cancer doctor says the last words people speak on their deathbed offer valuable lessons for the living and fall into four main themes. (See Last Words)
➤ A 102-year-old woman who still runs her own business offers three daily practices that keep her happy and healthy. (See Practices)
➤ Research has identified three signs a person can use to predict if a relationship has the potential to become a long-term bond. (See Signs)
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➤USA Swimming has transformed the 70,000-seat Lucas Oil Stadium, home of the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts, into the world’s largest aquatic arena in preparation to host the 2024 U.S. Olympic swimming trials. (See Photos)
➤Cameras captured Tennessee lawmaker John Rose’s son making a series of silly faces during his televised floor speech on Monday. Rose encouraged him to smile at the camera for his little brother. (See Video)
➤Three people suffered serious injuries in Indiana on Sunday when the hot air balloon they were traveling in came too close to power lines, resulting in an electrical shock. (Watch Video)
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