Project 2025 architect quits South Carolina Senate race and endorses Lindsey Graham challenger

2026-04-10T22:32:27.437Z / CNN

By Steve Contorno

1 hr 35 min ago

PUBLISHED Apr 10, 2026, 6:32 PM ET

Paul Dans speaks during the Anderson County Republican Party’s Charlie Kirk tribute at the Civic Center of Anderson, South Carolina, on Monday, September 15, 2025.

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Paul Dans, the architect of the controversial conservative blueprint known as Project 2025, has ended his bid to challenge South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham in the Republican primary this summer.

Dans announced his decision to drop out of the race Friday — the last day to remove his name from the state’s June ballot — in a post on X. He also endorsed Mark Lynch, an appliance store owner, reiterating his desire to see Graham ousted from office.

“I am proud to endorse @MarkLynchSC and will do everything in my power to get him elected to the U.S. Senate,” Dans wrote. “Mr. President we here in South Carolina love you, but we don’t trust Lady Graham to help you put America first,” he added, including a derogatory moniker he has repeatedly used for the veteran senator.

President Donald Trump celebrated Dans’ exit and doubled down on his support for Graham, a close friend. Writing on Truth Social, Trump suggested Dans’ campaign suffered from an endorsement by conservative commentator Tucker Carlson, whom Trump has sparred with in recent days over the Iran war.

“It all started to fall apart for Paul when a very Low IQ individual named Tucker Carlson ENDORSED him — THE KISS OF DEATH!” Trump wrote. “Lindsey has a BIG lead, and is on his way to a spectacular VICTORY because he just, GETS THINGS DONE!”

Trump also attacked Lynch in a separate post noting his past support for Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie, with whom the president is also feuding.

Dans launched his campaign for US Senate in July. He carried considerable baggage into the race, including loose connections to the state and the lingering fallout from his work for the Heritage Foundation. There, he spearheaded Project 2025, a right-wing roadmap for the next Republican president put together by more than 100 conservative organizations in the lead up to the 2024 election that Trump attempted to distance himself from during his political comeback. Amid the blowback, Dans was forced out of the Heritage Foundation, which remains loyal to Trump.

Still, Dans believed there was a lane to defeat Graham, who turns 71 in July and is seeking his fifth term in the Senate. Graham has divided some Republicans with his unflinching support for Israel and overtures backing Trump’s war with Iran. But Dans and other Republicans have struggled to make headway against Graham amid a divided field.

中国官方约谈七家涉火车票销售第三方平台

2026年4月11日 07:24 / 联合早报

中共中央网信办、中国国家铁路局联合约谈携程等七家涉火车票销售第三方平台，禁止平台利用自动化程序实施大规模、高频次的抢票操作。

“网信中国”微信公众号星期五（4月10日）发布消息称，近日，依据《网络安全法》《关键信息基础设施安全保护条例》有关规定，中央网信办、国家铁路局联合约谈携程、同程、去哪儿、飞猪、美团、智行火车票、高铁管家等七家涉火车票销售业务的第三方互联网平台，要求相关平台应当严格落实网络安全相关法律法规要求，不得利用自动化程序实施大规模、高频次的抢票操作干扰铁路12306平台的安全核验措施，不得干扰、危害铁路12306平台的安全稳定运行。

官方强调，后续相关部门将加强技术监测，如发现利用技术手段干扰、危害铁路12306平台安全的行为，将依据相关法律法规严肃查处。

中国一些第三方平台存在“加价抢票”乱象，今年春运前夕，中国国铁集团就曾公开声明，指一些第三方平台以各种“抢票神器”名目，诱导旅客加价抢票，“12306是中国铁路唯一官方火车票网络售票渠道，没有与任何第三方平台实施合作，也没有提供任何数据给第三方。”

北京市市场监督管理局今年1月围绕第三方平台的抢票软件和抢票服务，查办了全国首例平台虚假抢票典型案例。

谌贻琴河南调研：做好高校毕业生等重点群体就业工作

2026年4月11日 07:45 / 联合早报

中国国务委员谌贻琴在河南调研，强调要做好高校毕业生、农民工等重点群体就业工作，加大职业技能培训促就业力度，确保就业大局稳定。

据新华社消息，星期三（4月8日）至星期五（10日），谌贻琴先后到许昌市、开封市、郑州市，深入一线了解重点产业带动就业、技工院校技能培训、重点群体就业服务等情况，并与部分企业、就业服务机构、培训机构以及有关地市座谈。

谌贻琴指出，要准确把握当前和“十五五”时期就业工作面临的形势任务，强化就业优先导向，实施稳岗扩容提质行动，构建就业友好型发展方式，打造齐抓共管的“大就业”工作格局。

她并要求，坚持投资于物和投资于人紧密结合，实施好大规模职业技能提升培训，壮大有助于产业发展的高技能人才队伍，破解结构性就业矛盾。同时统筹各类服务机构力量，强化人社政策和服务高品质供给，做好重点群体就业工作。

谌贻琴还调研了农民工群体服务保障工作，强调要把解决农民工急难愁盼作为重要任务，努力提高农民工的获得感幸福感安全感。

Court poised to block Trump tariffs again, teeing up new fight

April 10, 2026 4:02pm EDT / Fox News

A 3-judge panel in Manhattan is considering the legality of Trump’s renewed tariff plan

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After the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs, President Trump claims outside influence

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The Court of International Trade on Friday appeared skeptical of President Donald Trump’s use of a little-known emergency trade law to justify his sweeping, 10% global tariffs — teeing up a familiar, if technically new, legal fight focused on when and how a sitting president can act to unilaterally impose steep import fees on most U.S. trading partners.

During nearly two hours of arguments, a three-judge panel for the U.S. Court of International Trade grappled with Trump’s use of Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 — an emergency provision designed to address “large and serious” balance-of-payments problems — and its applicability in today’s economy.

Under Section 122, a president has the authority to unilaterally impose import fees of up to 15% on U.S. trading partners for a period of 150 days, to respond to large and serious “balance of payments deficits,” or instances that risk immediately depreciating the power of the dollar.

Arguments before the court hinged on interpretation of the “balance of payments deficits” phrase, and whether the persistent U.S. trade deficits cited by Trump in invoking Section 122 aligned with the kind of crisis that Congress had envisioned when it passed the trade law in the mid-1970s.

TRUMP WARNS SUPREME COURT TARIFF SHOWDOWN IS ‘LIFE OR DEATH’ FOR AMERICA

A protester holds a sign outside the U.S. Supreme Court.(Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)

Members of the three-judge panel appeared skeptical of the Trump administration’s arguments, and questioned whether Congress intended the statute to apply to specific instances of international currency pressures, rather than long-running trade imbalances.

“Are you really saying that a large trade deficit alone is sufficient?” the judge asked Justice Department lawyer Brett Shumate, adding, “I don’t think it is, and I think Congress didn’t think it is.”

Congress, Shumate argued, had provided presidents with broad discretion to assess economic conditions, and to identify what “balance of power” deficits warrant emergency intervention.

Shumate also ticked through a list of other economic indicators Trump cited in his proclamation — including the current account deficit, and the “net international investment” position, among other things.

“The important point,” Shumate said, “is that Congress provided the president [with] discretion.”

FEDERAL JUDGE BLOCKS 5 TRUMP TARIFF EXECUTIVE ORDERS

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a “Make America Wealthy Again” trade announcement event.(Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

The arguments come weeks after a group of 24 attorneys general sued the administration over Trump’s use of Section 122, arguing that the move was an illegal attempt to “sidestep” the Supreme Court’s ruling in February that blocked Trump’s use of an emergency economic powers law to unilaterally impose his so-called “Liberation Day” tariffs.

Shumate said Friday that both authorities — IEEPA and Section 122 — were available to Trump, and told the court that Trump could have invoked Section 122 earlier.

Lawyers for the challenges told the court Friday that upholding the administration’s broader view of the law would effectively turn Section 122 into an all-purpose trade weapon.

TRUMP TARIFF PLAN FACES UNCERTAIN FUTURE AS COURT BATTLES INTENSIFY

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on March 28, 2025, in New York City.(Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Jeffrey Schwab, a lawyer representing one set of challengers in Friday’s case, said the government’s theory was “very, very, very broad,” adding that it could allow the president to act “at any point, at any moment that he wants, forever.”

Trump is the first president to attempt to use both IEEPA and Section 122 to unilaterally impose tariffs.

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The case is seen broadly as one that could help define the outer bounds of presidential tariff authority.

If nothing else, the novelty of both cases, and the skepticism on display by the trade court Friday suggests the new Section 122 tariffs might follow a legal fight that is similar to his first.

Breanne Deppisch is a national politics reporter for Fox News Digital covering the Trump administration, with a focus on the Justice Department, FBI and other national news. She previously covered national politics at the Washington Examiner and The Washington Post, with additional bylines in Politico Magazine, the Colorado Gazette and others. You can send tips to Breanne at Breanne.Deppisch@fox.com, or follow her on X at @breanne_dep.

Trump administration unveils renderings of its proposed gold-accented arch

2026-04-10T20:27:39.897Z / CNN

By Michael Williams

Updated 3 hr ago

Updated Apr 10, 2026, 5:04 PM ET

PUBLISHED Apr 10, 2026, 4:27 PM ET

This rendering shows the design for President Donald Trump’s proposed “Triumphal Arch” in Washington, DC.

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Designs for a towering, gold-accented triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery were revealed by the White House on Friday – providing more insight into the latest iteration of President Donald Trump’s desire to mold the physical footprint of Washington, DC, into his own vision.

The proposed 250-foot arch, pictured on a traffic circle between the cemetery’s entrance and the Lincoln Memorial, is topped by a golden statue of a winged Lady Liberty holding a shield and a torch. Two golden eagles sit beneath the statue’s wings in the renderings prepared by Harrison Design, a Washington architectural firm.

The Trump administration shared the renderings with the Commission on Fine Arts, a government agency that would need to approve the designs.

The structure evokes Paris’ Arc de Triomphe, though it would exceed its height by more than 80 feet . It would be more than double the height of the nearby Lincoln Memorial.

Other gold-plated features include two phrases: “One Nation Under God” on the side of the arch that faces the Lincoln Memorial and “Liberty and Justice for All” on the portion that faces the cemetery; golden garnish lining the uppermost level of the arch; accents inside the arch itself and several gold lions on pedestals surrounding the structure.

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The administration has proposed the structure as a way to commemorate the United States’ 250th birthday. But the proposal has raised alarms since Trump unveiled the idea due to the way it would block historically significant views in either direction and for potential hazards related to its location near a runway at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

A veterans group has sued the federal government to block construction of the arch, arguing that the project would dishonor the service of veterans by obstructing the view to Arlington Memorial Cemetery and “would degrade their personal experience when visiting Arlington Cemetery or traveling around Memorial Circle and on the Memorial Avenue Corridor.”

The arch is one of several efforts to impose the president’s aesthetic tastes across the nation’s capital, including Trump’s demolition of the East Wing to make room for a sprawling White House ballroom, the paving over of the Rose Garden in the style of his Mar-a-Lago club, and planned renovations of the Kennedy Center, which now bears Trump’s name on the building’s facade.

Rep. Don Beyer, a Virginia Democrat whose district abuts the site of the proposed arch, said the arch was meant to cater to Trump’s “ego.”

“While Americans worry about skyrocketing costs and another endless war, President Trump is focused on a taxpayer-funded vanity project that would choke traffic, block our skyline, and tower over sacred ground where those who served our nation are buried, including my own parents and sister,” Beyer said in a post on X.

This story has been updated with additional details.

4月10日晚，巴基斯坦警方在通往塞雷纳酒店的道路上设立检查站。 （路透社）

巴基斯坦官方星期六（4月11日）凌晨确认，美国和伊朗的谈判将于当天在巴首都伊斯兰堡的塞雷纳酒店举行。

《纽约时报》报道，由伊朗议长卡利巴夫和外长阿拉格齐率领的谈判代表团10日抵达伊斯兰堡。

美国副总统万斯已飞往伊斯兰堡，美国总统特朗普的特使威特科夫和特朗普女婿库什纳也随行。

目前两国同意停火两周，谈判双方能否最终达成一项持久的协议存在诸多的不确定性。

特朗普在美伊谈判前夕继续施压伊朗。

特朗普10日在社媒平台Truth Social发贴文：“伊朗人更擅长的是应对假新闻媒体和‘搞公关’，不是打仗！”

特朗普还写道：“伊朗人似乎没有意识到，除了利用国际水道对世界进行短期勒索，他们已经没有其他筹码。他们今天还能活下来，唯一原因就是为了谈判！

好几天没有公开露面的特朗普，10日下午在弗吉尼亚州出席一场政治活动前，与记者进行简短交谈。被问及要对即将与伊朗谈判的万斯说什么，特朗普说：“祝他一切顺利。”

US appeals court declares 158-year-old home distilling ban unconstitutional

2026-04-10 21:50:23 UTC / Reuters

By Jonathan Stempel

April 10, 2026 9:50 PM UTC Updated 56 mins ago

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The John Minor Wisdom United States Court of Appeals Building stands in New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S., February 7, 2025. REUTERS/Brian Snyder

April 10 (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court on Friday declared unconstitutional a nearly 158-year-old federal ban on home distilling, calling it an unnecessary and improper means for ​Congress to exercise its power to tax.

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of ‌Appeals in New Orleans ruled in favor of the nonprofit Hobby Distillers Association and four of its 1,300 members.

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They argued that people should be free to distill spirits at home, whether as ​a hobby or for personal consumption including, in one instance, to create ​an apple-pie-vodka recipe.

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The ban was part of a law passed during ⁠Reconstruction in July 1868, in part to thwart liquor tax evasion, and subjected violators ​to up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

Writing for a three-judge panel, ​Circuit Judge Edith Hollan Jones said the ban actually reduced tax revenue by preventing distilling in the first place, unlike laws that regulated the manufacture and labeling of distilled spirits on which ​the government could collect taxes.

She also said that under the government’s logic, Congress could ​criminalize virtually any in-home activity that might escape notice from tax collectors, including remote work and ‌home-based ⁠businesses.

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“Without any limiting principle, the government’s theory would violate this court’s obligation to read the Constitution carefully to avoid creating a general federal authority akin to the police power,” Jones wrote.

The U.S. Department of Justice had no immediate comment. Another defendant, the ​Treasury Department’s Alcohol and ​Tobacco Tax and ⁠Trade Bureau, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Devin Watkins, a lawyer representing the Hobby Distillers Association, in an ​interview called the ruling an important decision about the limits of ​federal power.

Andrew ⁠Grossman, who argued the nonprofit’s appeal, called the decision “an important victory for individual liberty” that lets the plaintiffs “pursue their passion to distill fine beverages in their homes.”

“I look forward ⁠to ​sampling their output,” he said.

The decision upheld a July 2024 ​ruling by U.S. District Judge Mark Pittman in Fort Worth, Texas. He put his ruling on hold so ​the government could appeal.

Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Bill Berkrot

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Iran regime uses former Soviet republic to dodge sanctions, fund war machine: report

2026-04-10T16:47:25-04:00 / Fox News

A Hudson Institute report says the Republic of Georgia’s turn toward the regime in Tehran could be problematic for US interests in the region

By Chris Massaro, Fox News

Published April 10, 2026 4:47pm EDT

With Iran increasingly isolated among its Gulf neighbors, recent reports say Tehran has been deepening its ties in the South Caucasus with the Republic of Georgia.

The former Soviet republic, which was until recently seen as an aspiring European Union and potential NATO member candidate, has slowly moved closer to Tehran.

“Iran has built a vast influence infrastructure in Georgia, which includes entities sanctioned by the U.S. government for links to extremism and viewed in Washington as fronts for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC),” Giorgi Kandelaki, former member of the Georgian Parliament, told Fox News Digital.

IRAN BACKLASH FORCES GULF ALLIES TOWARD WASHINGTON AS REGIONAL TENSIONS RISE

An anti-war activist holds an Iranian flag during a march organized by Stop the War Coalition, calling for an end to hostilities amid the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran, in London on March 7, 2026.(Jack Taylor/Reuters)

Kandelaki, co-author of a recent report with the Hudson Institute titled Georgia’s Iranian Turn: Tehran’s Rapid Expansion of Influence in a Once-Committed U.S. Ally, said that Tbilisi’s turn toward Iran is bad for Georgians but also bad for U.S. interests in the region.

“Georgia has an overwhelmingly pro-U.S. public opinion committed to Western values with it also being viewed as a traditional U.S. ally in Washington. This reality presents a terrible precedent and reversing this trajectory is in the interest of both the U.S. but also Georgian society,” he added.

While Georgia has remained diplomatically neutral, the Hudson report details the budding ties between the two countries and how Iran uses Georgia as a network for intelligence infrastructure, penetrating Georgia’s religious, educational and cultural institutions to impact society.

BLOODY NYC KHAMENEI VIGIL REVEALS ANTI-US PROTEST NETWORK LINKED TO IRAN

Supporters of the ruling Georgian Dream party attend a rally in the center of Tbilisi, Georgia, Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024.(Shakh Aivazov/AP)

As far back as 2007, Iran opened the Georgian branch of Al-Mustafa University, which is considered one of Iran’s main arms for the dissemination of Islamic Republic founder Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s ideology abroad, according to United Against a Nuclear Iran.

The U.S. Treasury Department stated in 2020 that Iran’s IRGC-Quds Force uses Al-Mustafa University in Georgia as an international recruitment network for Iran and acts as a conduit for the Islamic Republic’s ideological and security interests.

“Al-Mustafa has facilitated unwitting tourists from Western countries to come to Iran, from whom IRGC-Qud’s Force members sought to collect intelligence,” the Treasury Department said. It also said that the university facilitated student exchanges with foreign universities to develop intelligence sources.

RUSSIA ALLEGEDLY SHARING SATELLITE INTELLIGENCE ON US BASES WITH IRAN, WORLD LEADER CLAIMS

A portrait of the late Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei sits at the entrance to the Iranian embassy in Tbilisi on March 6, 2026.(Vano Shlamov / AFP via Getty Images)

GEORGIAN DEMONSTRATORS WATCH IRAN CLOSELY AS THEIR OWN PROTESTS GRIND ON

A report from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies estimated the university’s annual budget is $100 million and has trained tens of thousands of emissaries across the world who spread Iran’s revolutionary ideology.

Iran has utilized sympathetic Georgians to commit international crimes to advance its domestic agenda.

While no links have ever been made with the Tbilisi government, a Georgian national, Agil Aslanov, who had ties to organized crime, was reportedly recruited by the Quds Forces to assassinate a prominent Jewish leader in Azerbaijan in 2022. In another case in 2025, Georgian national Polad Omarov was indicted in federal court in New York City and sentenced to 25 years in prison for attempting to assassinate prominent Iranian activist Masih Alinejad, a vocal critic of the Islamic Republic’s use of violence against peaceful protesters.

Georgia once made significant inroads to foster political and security ties with the United States following the Rose Revolution in 2003, becoming a bedrock of regional security in the Black Sea region. After decades of Soviet rule, Georgia aligned itself with the United States, contributing to missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, and eventually signed a Strategic Partnership Charter with the United States in 2009.

In this photo taken from video released by Georgian Dream Party on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze speaks after the parliamentary election in Tbilisi, Georgia.(Georgian Dream Party/AP)

Tbilisi’s ties with Tehran have been expanded under the pro-Russia Georgian Dream party that took power in 2012. That bond, according to analysts, has tightened after Georgia’s pro-Western President Salome Zourabichvili finished her six-year term in office in 2024 and was replaced by Mikheil Kavelashvili, who was chosen as her successor by a newly established electoral college reportedly dominated by Georgian Dream supporters.

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Kavelashvili’s installment followed parliamentary elections in Oct. 2024 marred by some irregularities, according to the U.S. embassy in Tbilisi, in which the Georgian Dream declared victory.

A billboard depicting Iran’s supreme leaders since 1979: (L to R) Ayatollahs Ruhollah Khomeini (until 1989), Ali Khamenei (until 2026), and Mojtaba Khamenei (incumbent) is displayed above a highway in Tehran on March 10, 2026. Iran marked the appointment of Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei to replace his father as its supreme leader on March 9, 2026.(AFP via Getty Images)

Leadership ties between both countries have steadily grown since the Georgian Dream’s disputed 2024 parliamentary victory.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze visited Iran in May 2024 for the funeral of Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi, who died in a helicopter accident, and again in July to attend the inauguration of Iran’s current president, Masoud Pezeshkian, where Iranian news agencies reported both leaders praised the growing relationship between the two countries.

WHO ACTUALLY RUNS IRAN RIGHT NOW? THE KEY POWER PLAYERS AS TRUMP CLAIMS TALKS TO ‘TOP’ OFFICIAL

Many Georgian companies are also importing oil and petroleum products from Iran, a key economic lifeline for the regime and its regional war efforts, according to Georgian NGO Civic IDEA. In 2024, Iranian oil export revenue was approximately $43 billion, which accounts for roughly 57% of Iran’s total export revenue.

Iranian flags fly as fire and smoke from an Israeli attack on Sharan Oil depot rise, following Israeli strikes in Tehran, Iran, June 15, 2025.(Majid Asgaripour/WANA)

According to Civic IDEA, between 2022 and 2025, 72 companies registered in Georgia imported Iranian oil and petroleum, including eight inked to donors of the ruling Georgian Dream party, boosting Iran’s revenue stream even while heavily sanctioned by Western nations.

“Georgia has become Iran’s primary sanctions-evasion hub . . . funneling hard currency back to Tehran’s war machine and the IRGC through specific schemes in oil imports,” Nicholas Chkhaidze, national security and strategic communications analyst based in Tbilisi, told Fox News Digital.

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Chkhaidze said these Georgian companies that import Iranian oil pay in cash and can bypass international banking sanctions.

“The scale is massive, as Tehran uses the revenue from these schemes to fund its regional operations,” Chkhaidze claimed.

Telephone and email requests for comment sent to the government of Georgia were not returned. A spokesman for Iran’s mission to the United Nations would not comment on the relations between the two countries.

IMF chief concerned about cybersecurity risks posed by Anthropic’s AI model Mythos: “Time is not our friend”

April 10, 2026 / 4:47 PM EDT / CBS News

Washington — The head of the International Monetary Fund said she is concerned about a powerful new AI model from Anthropic that poses major cybersecurity risks, warning “time is not our friend on this one.”

Kristalina Georgieva, the IMF’s managing director, said in an interview set to air Sunday on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan” that the world does not have the ability “to protect the international monetary system against massive cyber risks.”

“The risks have been growing exponentially,” Georgieva said. “Yes, we are concerned. We are very keen to see more attention to the guardrails that are necessary to protect financial stability in the world of AI.”

On Tuesday, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent held an urgent meeting with Wall Street leaders to discuss the cybersecurity risks posed by Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview, sources told CBS News.

A Treasury Department spokesman said in a statement that “additional coordination meetings by Treasury are planned across a number of regulators and institutions on an ongoing basis to address these developments, as well as a host of other issues.”

In a blog post earlier this week, Anthropic said the model has demonstrated “a leap” in the ability to spot cybersecurity vulnerabilities — some of them decades old — and exploit them. Anthropic is only releasing the model to select partners so they can use it to harden their systems.

“Mythos Preview has already found thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities, including some in every major operating system and web browser. Given the rate of AI progress, it will not be long before such capabilities proliferate, potentially beyond actors who are committed to deploying them safely. The fallout — for economies, public safety, and national security — could be severe,” the company said.

Georgieva said key financial institutions, including central banks, need to “work together” and be “very attentive” in managing the risks of cyberattacks.

“It is an issue that easily can present itself in other parts of the world, and that is why we need people to cooperate,” she said.

Watch more of the interview on Sunday on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan.”

消息：白宫忧影响脆弱停火 未安排特朗普全国电视讲话

2026年4月11日 07:43 / 联合早报

4月10日，美国总统特朗普乘空军一号到弗吉尼亚州夏洛茨维尔。 （路透社）

路透社星期五（4月10日）引述三名要求不具名的美国官员称，美国总统特朗普7日宣布与伊朗达成停火协议，白宫内部曾考虑安排特朗普在当天发表全国电视讲话，但最终决定不这么做。

报道称，特朗普的一些助理和顾问私下担心，他通过全国电视讲话宣布此消息，可能会过度宣传这项仍处于萌芽阶段的协议。

这一决定表明，特朗普政府设法采取一种平衡策略，虽然白宫希望展现对美伊暂时停火和开放霍尔木兹海峡协议的信心，但特朗普的幕僚也承认停火协议的脆弱性。

消息人士说，特朗普被劝阻后放弃在7日发表全国电视讲话。其中一名消息人士说，特朗普曾“执意”要发表全国电视讲话，但由于停火协议的细节仍不明确，白宫最终没有推进此事。

白宫在一份声明中驳斥有关报道为“假新闻”，称“我们从未与总统讨论过此事”。

分析人士认为，11日在巴基斯坦首都伊斯兰堡举行的美伊谈判，能否将暂时停火转变为一项解决冲突的持久协议，目前仍是一个未知数。