Malaysia began repatriating about 1,500 Myanmar nationals after 5,000 detainees agreed to voluntary return. Rights groups warn migrants and asylum seekers could face danger because conditions in Myanmar remain unsafe.

Trump backed AI self-regulation at a tech summit and signed a voluntary agreement with technology companies. The agreement emphasizes voluntary industry commitments rather than mandatory AI regulation.

Lindsay Clancy appeared in court after her trial collapsed, as her lawyers sought dismissal and prosecutors maintained her guilt was proven. The defense cites postpartum psychosis, while prosecutors say the killings were intentional and have not decided whether to retry her.

Lula's final election fight is shaping the outlook for Latin America's receding left, Reuters reports. The contest matters because Lula remains central to the region's weakened left.

Kyiv is covered by a dense gray blanket as airstrikes produce unusual weather effects, according to The Washington Post. The conditions show that airstrikes are affecting the atmosphere over Ukraine’s capital.

Trump unveiled a morally binding White House AI safety compact signed by OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, xAI and Nvidia. It calls for four control layers, auditing and independent oversight while leaving possible future laws or regulations open.

Solar, wind and batteries are expected to provide 93% of new US electricity capacity this year. Clean energy has supplied most new capacity since 2015, while coal generates about one-sixth of power and costs more to operate.

The New York Times says a low-profile religion case reflects unfinished business for the Roberts Court. Religion remains an unresolved area in the Court’s work.

NPR reports Valar Atomics plans more than 450 reactors on 9,500 acres in Utah to power a data center. The proposal would pair a large reactor deployment with energy demand from a single data center.