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Special Counsel Jack Smith was on Capitol Hill Tuesday, appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee,
where he defended his prosecutions of Donald Trump and pushed
back against Republican efforts to paint him and his team as partisan.
My service has spanned both Republican and Democratic administrations.
I am not a politician and I have no partisan loyalty.
My career has been dedicated to serving our country by upholding
the rule of law and the core principles upon which our country was founded.
Smith said he stands by his decision to charge Trump.
Republicans on the panel claimed his investigative tactics were not ethical.
President Trump has released what the White House says is a voluntary accord
with major tech companies on artificial intelligence, saying they've agreed to self-police AI development.
Trump unveiled a one-page document on social media after meeting
with TAC executives for a Tuesday lunch at the White House.
The agreement comes amid alarm bells sounded by AI executives who have called on the government to establish guardrails.
A former Cornell University student's lawsuit alleging she was raped by seven male students
in 2024 is renewing questions about how colleges deal with sexual assault.
NPR's Alyssa Nadwarni reports.
Title IX prohibits discrimination in schools based on sex.
Under that law, the school's job is to make sure all students