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  1. US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are due to discuss artificial intelligence as part of their countries’ broader technological rivalry. The article examines their differing advantages, policies and approaches to AI safety.

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    Anthropic's top AI model led the leading models by 2.7% as of March 2026, according to Stanford University researchers.

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  2. The U.S. national average price of diesel reached $6.52 per gallon, which experts attributed partly to disruptions linked to conflicts involving Iran, Russia and Ukraine. The article explains how diesel costs affect shipping, heating, agriculture, construction and consumer prices.

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    The national average price of diesel in the United States was $6.52 per gallon.

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  3. Anthony Albanese is due to warn that the Indo-Pacific is not a chessboard for China and the United States. He also signed a decade-long security agreement with Ukraine and announced $60 million in additional funding for its defence.

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    Additional funding announced for Ukraine

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  4. US President Donald Trump invited Vladimir Putin to attend the December G20 summit in Miami, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The Kremlin had not publicly responded, and the summit is scheduled for Trump National Doral.

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    People killed in the reported attacks on Kyiv by mid-morning

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  5. The US Department of Health and Human Services is not currently providing updated Covid vaccines through the Vaccines for Children program. The delay affects eligible children and children in states with universal vaccine-purchase programs, with no announced timeline for distribution.

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    The Trump administration is holding back Covid vaccines for children in at least 11 US states.

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  6. The Chagos Islands agreement remains on hold: Wes Streeting said payments to Mauritius are paused and the deal cannot proceed without US support. UK officials see no immediate way forward while Donald Trump opposes it.

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    Mauritius was set to receive £165 million under the agreement for three years.

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  7. An NPR/PBS News/Marist poll found registered voters preferred Democratic congressional candidates by 12 points, while many voters said Donald Trump would influence their vote. It found 39% approved of Trump's job, 53% disapproved and 53% strongly disapproved—the highest share since 2017.

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    Registered voters who approve of Donald Trump's job performance

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