Tom Foreman

The topics range from attacks on candidates to concerns about state-specific affordability issues.

But as CNN's Tom Foreman reports for us now, some of these paid influencers do not even live in the states that they're posting about.

And in fact, some of them don't even live in the United States.

You have to work 47% more to afford rent in Texas compared to California.

It's different for the people hiring them, though.

Very, very different.

Tom Foreman, thanks so much.

From North Carolina all the way up to New England, millions of residents are right now bracing for impact tonight as a powerful nor'easter barrels up the coast.

We have heard a string of dire warnings about AI from tech leaders who are now calling for more regulation.

CNN's Tom Foreman explains the benefits.

Tom?

You know, when we look at this, uh, this question of what's happening here, there are certain strengths to be had from AI.

Can people get together? There is so much gray area here, Pam, and yet really serious black and white issues that have to be addressed.

Yeah, and, and no doubt that will be a topic between President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping, uh, this week on, on how do you deal with this AI race between the two superpowers.

Tom Foreman, thank you so much.

Yeah.

That revelation is raising concerns about militarizing one of America's most symbolic spaces, the nearby Arlington National Cemetery.

CNN's Tom Foreman has more.

Amid raging controversy over the president's proposed arch and relentless claims from the White House that construction will proceed as planned, a surprise change.

At the strong request of the United States military, Trump wrote on social media, I have agreed to convert the project to a top-grade military complex triumphal arch to house, store, and have the rapid ability to use large numbers of drones, drones, plus snipers.

best in life is build.

I build buildings really well.

That report from Tom Foreman.

Thanks, Tom, very, very much.

And with AI dominating the headlines recently, we want to take a step back and revisit just the basics of what we're talking about here so we can hear the conversations happening now with more clarity and context.

This is all part of the Situation Room's Decoding AI series, and we are joined by CNN correspondent Tom Foreman to break it all down.

Let's start with this question that may seem a bit silly, Tom, but is key to the whole debate.

What is AI?

This is one of the big ones.

Is it really capable of taking off on its own, attacking other companies, changing electrical grids, doing all sorts of things? That's what has people very worried, Pam.

All right, Tom Foreman, thank you for helping us better understand all of this.

And you'll be back tomorrow and we're going to talk about the potential strengths and dangers of AI and how we can make it safer.

Meanwhile, the attorney general, the president's former personal attorney, weighed in on the matter today with the latest.

Here's Tom Foreman.

On social media, Donald Trump Jr. and his new wife, Bettina, say their blowout post-wedding party in the Bahamas was no conspiracy, no mystery.

So why, in that intimate gathering of family and friends on a pair of private islands, did so many people not know this guest, at least according to US Attorney General Todd Blanche.

So will the attorney general investigate anything about this?

When you say, "Am I investigating," am I investigating what? And when you say this person is a friend of Putin, I don't even know if that's true or not.

Tom Foreman, CNN, Washington.

Wow.

Because in order to never forget, we must remember and remind people of what happened that day.

Here's CNN's Tom Foreman.

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Over there, they're jumping out the windows.

A quarter century after any major event, collective memory starts passing from witnesses to historians, filmmakers, and teachers.

[bell dings] Yet on this anniversary, people who cannot remember that dark day [bell dings] are still gathering with those who cannot forget.

[bell dings] Tom Foreman, CNN.

Well, coming up, we mentioned him already, Joseph Pfeifer, the first New York Fire Department chief who responded to the World Trade Center scene, remembers the heroes lost that day, including his firefighter brother.

The U.S. Supreme Court just weighed in on the state of Missouri's request to be able to use its new redistricted congressional map that theoretically would benefit Republicans in the midterm elections.

Let's get straight to CNN's Tom Foreman.

Tom, how did the U.S. Supreme Court decide? Are they allowing this new redistricting, more pro-Republican map to take effect?

No, they are not.

So that's one seat that the Republicans do not seem to be able to grab through this redistricting effort, even though, of course, it still had to be up to the voters.

But it's a setback for the Trump administration, that's for sure.

All right, Tom Foreman, thanks so much.

Coming up next, President Trump's wild new 9-11 related claims.

Coming up next, in addition to national headlines, this case has also ignited a social media frenzy, instigated online speculation, and spurred conspiracy theories.

CNN's Tom Foreman has more on that.

You have to put it all together.

And when you do, the questions become very simple.

And on it goes.

Ideas about outsiders sending secret signals to jurors, theories about inherent sexism against the accused woman's defense, and uproar over the whole notion that Lindsay Clancy just couldn't help herself.

Tom Foreman, CNN.

Well, next for us tonight, the parallels this case has with another notorious one, the capital murder trial of Andrea Yates, charged with drowning her five children 25 years ago.