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According to Senate aides and lobbyists, U.S. senators are discussing whether to require AI giants to commit to preventing catastrophic consequences.

According to Iran's Labor News Agency (ILNA), a Pakistani source familiar with the US-Iran ceasefire diplomatic negotiations revealed that the US may be seeking a "phased" agreement with Iran. In an interview with Erm News, the source stated that Trump's recent remarks about the war potentially ending before or after the US midterm elections do not necessarily indicate an imminent comprehensive agreement between the US and Iran, but rather reflect Washington's political and military considerations. The source said that while maintaining military and economic pressure on Iran, the US is also keeping communication channels open so that, in the event of a difficult comprehensive agreement, it can move towards a phased understanding. According to the source, the most likely content to be reached in the first phase includes ensuring shipping safety and preventing the escalation of the conflict. Only after this can more complex issues be discussed, such as Iran's nuclear program, missile capabilities, and Iran's role in regional affairs. The source emphasized that Trump's statement that the war might end during the November midterm elections should not be interpreted as a signal that military action is about to cease. Washington may plan to use the coming months to readjust negotiating terms and strengthen its own position in preparation for a broader agreement in the future. (No other mainstream authoritative media outlets have followed up on this news yet, but oil prices fell after the news was released.)

Sources say British Prime Minister Burnham is considering whether to help Saudi Arabia fight off attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, as Britain fears the escalating conflict will increasingly damage the British economy.

According to Iran's Labour News Agency (ILNA), Pakistani sources say the United States is seeking a "phased" agreement with Iran.

European Parliament: The European Parliament will establish a liaison office in Ottawa, Canada.

U.S. Vice President Vance: We will permanently suspend the eligibility of 870,000 people to receive loans from the government.