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I think it's close to over here.
I mean, I view it as very close to over.
President, Donald Trump has made versions of that statement many, many times over the past month and a half.
So is there anything different here in this new interview with Fox Business?
Well, there are reports that the US and Iran have agreed in principle to an extension of the two-week ceasefire to allow more time for negotiations.
But a senior US official told CNN the US has not formally agreed to an extension of the ceasefire.
We're not finished.
We'll see what happens.
I think they want to make a deal very badly.
Meanwhile, Iran's military has threatened to shut down shipping in the Red Sea, as well as in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman, if the US blockade of Iranian ports continues.
Some commercial traffic is still making it through the strait, but experts say it's not nearly enough to significantly lower oil prices or paint at the gas pump in the US.
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President Trump continues his threats to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell if he does not step aside when his term at the head of the central bank expires next month.
Some quick backstory here.
Trump's pick to replace Powell, Kevin Warsh, has not been confirmed by Congress yet.
And if that continues, Powell has said he would defend the Fed's independence and could stay on the job past May 15th, when his term is supposed to end.
So you might be asking, what's holding up that confirmation?
The answer?
Republican Senator Tom Tillis, who says he won't vote on Warsh until the Department of Justice drops its criminal investigation into Powell, related to a 25 billion renovation of the Fed's headquarters.
So drop the probe and Trump gets his hand-picked Fed chair.
Easy, right?
Trump told Fox Business this morning, not so fast.
Legal experts question whether Trump would have the authority to fire Powell, and Powell would almost certainly challenge it in court.
That's how it sounded earlier today, as police, emergency workers and civilians scrambled following a shooting at a middle school in central Turkey.
It's the site of the country's second school shooting in just two days.
A local governor says four people were killed and 20 others injured after a student opened fire at the school and later died by suicide.
At least four of the injured are undergoing surgery, and one of those killed was a teacher.
The violence followed another shooting on Tuesday where a former student opened fire on his old school, where an official says he injured 16 people before killing himself.
School shootings are extremely rare in the country, so two in two days is basically unheard of.
The Turkish Justice Ministry has announced a broadcast ban on covering the shooting for the quote sake of the integrity of the investigation.
President Trump is continuing a war of words against Pope Leo XIV.
On True Social.
He posted quote will someone please tell Pope Leo that Iran has killed at least 42000 innocent, completely unarmed protesters in the last two months and that for Iran to have a nuclear bomb is absolutely unacceptable.
The post comes a day after the pontiff responded to the president's initial round of insults, in which Trump called him weak on crime and terrible for foreign policy.
Pope Leo said he had no fear of the Trump administration and would continue preaching the gospel.
Vice President J.D.
Vance, who is Catholic, also weighed in during a Turning Point USA event last night.
I like it when the Pope talks about matters of war and peace, because I think that at the very least, it invites a conversation.
But when it comes to when that intersects with public policy, Vance added this.
I think it's very, very important for the Pope to be careful when he talks about matters of theology.
Leo continues to speak about the need for peace and unity on his trip to Africa.
While in Algeria yesterday, Leo honored St.
Augustine of Hippo, who happens to be one of the thinkers behind the just war theory criteria for a morally justified conflict which fans cited last night when talking about the war with Iran.
You can hear more about how Vance is handling all this on the other show I host called CNN One Thing.
Just search for One Thing wherever you listen.
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NFL reporter Diana Rossini has resigned from the athletic after photos surfaced on page six of her and New England Patriots head coach, Mike Frable, holding hands and spending time in a resort pool in Sedona, Arizona.
The Athletic's top editor initially defended Rossini and said the photos were taken out of context.
But the New York Times company which owns the Athletic also opened an ongoing investigation into Rossini and her past coverage.
They sidelined her from reporting.
That's according to a person familiar with the matter.
Rossini shared her resignation letter on social media yesterday.
She said she did not accept the narrative around the situation, but that she refused to quote.
Lend it further oxygen, or let it define me or my career.
She also said she stands by every story she published and insisted she covered the leap with professionalism.
She did not address the nature of her relationship with Brable.
Vrabel, for his part, told Page Six that the photo showed a completely innocent interaction and that any suggestion otherwise is laughable.
That's all we've got for now.
Next update comes your way later this evening.
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What do we know about how much AI is contributing to energy consumption, energy demand right now?
And how does that compare with other industries?
The best resource for that is the International Energy Agency, which is sort of the global energy think tank that collects data on all of this.
And what they predict is that about 8 of the additional electricity that we're going to need by 2030 that will be for data centers.
The other 92% is for other things, industry electrification, electric vehicles, etc.
And AI is really only driving part of that increase in demand.
