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Tennessee Execution Fallout: Tennessee prison chief Frank Strada resigned after Christa Pike survived a botched lethal-injection attempt, leaving her critically ill on a ventilator; Gov. Bill Lee ordered an independent review by former U.S. attorney Ed Stanton and paused the rest of the year’s executions. AI Policy & Power: President Trump named DNI Jay Clayton as the new “AI czar,” leading a “Super Intelligence Force” to oversee AI safety and self-regulation efforts. Elections Watch: Georgia’s governor and U.S. Senate races look tight as early voting nears, with polls showing a near tie for governor and Ossoff leading Collins for Senate. Campus Safety: Utah’s higher-education system approved security upgrades after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, including better threat communication and standardized event security. U.S.-Iran Tensions: The State Department said two Iranian UN delegation members were kicked out after ignoring an order to leave the U.S. Energy & Trade: South Korea plans $200B in U.S. energy investments, including Alaska LNG and new nuclear and power projects, while Trump’s Canada trade war raises midterm cost worries in battleground states.

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