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5 big things

1."National security" becomes Trump's executive sledgehammer

  • Avery Lotz
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2.Paramount reaches historic settlement with states, clearing way for WBD deal
President's UN trip will not have a TV camera
3.President's UN trip will not have a TV camera
Trump weighed strikes against Houthis in Yemen before holding off
4.Trump weighed strikes against Houthis in Yemen before holding off
Behind the Curtain: Trump's future foretold
  • Column / Behind the Curtain
  • 5.Behind the Curtain: Trump's future foretold
      • Maria Curi
      2 hours ago
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      Business
      OpenAI proposes AI standards after U.S., China talks
      Illustration of a computer with a lock on top and a keyhole on the screen

      Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios. Stock: Getty Images

      OpenAI on Monday released international AI safety standards as world leaders, namely the U.S. and China, weigh how to mitigate risk.

      Why it matters: The U.S. approach to coordinating on AI risk with China will be heavily informed by industry recommendations.

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      • Josephine Walker
      27 mins ago
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      Politics & Policy
      Trump inaudible during TV blackout: What the press pool does
      U.S. President Donald Trump talks with members of the media after walking off Air Force One at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport on September 16, 2026 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

      President Trump talks with members of the media on September 16, 2026. Photo: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images.

      President Trump was inaudible during a press conference Monday after the TV pool suspended coverage, with White House-provided video carrying no usable audio of his remarks.

      Why it matters: It's a remarkable and immediate ramification of Trump's attempt to limit pool access.

      Go deeper (2 min. read)
      • Avery Lotz
      4 hours ago
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      Politics & Policy
      Exclusive: How Sen. Schatz is talking about climate in an affordability crisis
      Two men in dark suits sit on cream chairs on a studio stage with vertical wood slats. A blue and black geometric backdrop sits between them; a glass table with water bottles is in front, Axios Live branding visible.

      Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) in an interview with Axios' Ben Geman on Sept. 21. Screenshot: Axios

      Americans are "connecting the dots" between climate and affordability strain, Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) said Monday at an Axios House event on the sidelines of Climate Week and the UN General Assembly.

      Why it matters: But as pocketbook issues dominate a critical midterm race, Schatz says that doesn't mean the first thing he mentions to constituents is climate. Still, climate-tangent conversations — like utility prices and the data center boom — are looming over the polls.

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