Dave Lawler is the Director of Programming at Axios. He focuses on national security, government and politics, and world affairs, with a particular interest in regional issues and Latin America. Dave's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Axios, NewsBreak, RealClearMarkets, and MSN.
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By: Maria Curi, Dave Lawler, Marc Caputo
The White House and Anthropic are in active discussions about deploying the AI firm's powerful new model, Mythos Preview , within the federal
By: Maria Curi, Dave Lawler, Marc Caputo
"Every department other than War wants to use Anthropic."
"He doesn't want to fight anymore. But he will if he feels he has to."
Trump intended to return on Friday, but law enforcement cleared the building.
The United Arab Emirates is leaving OPEC . Saudi Arabia is ending its splashiest foreign sports venture. The two U.S. allies are in the midst of a messy divorce, even as both face fire from Iran
There were fires reported at a fuel facility and on board multiple ships.
The president's clumsy wording handed Democrats a ready-made attack ad.
By: Dave Lawler, Barak Ravid, Marc Caputo
Ratcliffe met with Rául Castro's grandson, Raulito, in a highly unusual meeting.
"The last thing we need right now is a war that's 9,500 miles away."
Ukraine and Taiwan are feeling the crunch.
