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Trump cancels live broadcast of firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter; poll shows 80 percent opposed
U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew plans to broadcast live the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan scheduled for Dec. 3, local time. The execution will go ahead as planned, but the public will not be shown the proceedings. Trump said victims\' families will be allowed to attend. A poll of 2,545 U.S. adults found about 80 percent opposed a live broadcast, including 55 percent of MAGA Republicans.
AI & Enterprise
Pope Leo XIV criticises Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over opposition to AI rules
Pope Leo XIV publicly criticised U.S. President Donald Trump and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang for downplaying risks from artificial intelligence, saying ignoring such threats endangers humanity’s shared future. The remarks follow Huang’s opposition earlier this month to new AI regulations. The pope questioned whether Nvidia’s stance against federal oversight reflects real commitment to safety, despite the company unveiling new safety tools. Polling and executive warnings show concern about AI remains high.
Crypto
Poll: 63 percent of Americans say Trump family crypto profits improper, policy influence feared
A Reuters-Ipsos poll of 1,166 U.S. adults found 63 percent said the Trump family improperly profits from cryptocurrency ventures, while 32 percent said it was appropriate. The survey also showed 69 percent believed President Donald Trump’s personal business interests, including crypto, influence policy decisions. Views split sharply by party. Asset disclosures listed more than $1.4 billion in crypto-related income, and Reuters estimated at least $2.3 billion in gains since Trump took office.
