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As Congress returns to Democrats, one likely casualty emerges: Trump's District of Columbia projects
In his first public appearance after an election that soundly repudiated his policies, President Donald Trump turned to a topic that wasn't his policies or politics
AP · ReadLeBron James has a rough return to Cleveland with only his 10th regular-season single-digit game
LeBron James got a warm reception from Northeast Ohio fans when he was the last of the Philadelphia 76ers’ starters introduced before Friday night’s game against the Cleveland Cavaliers
AP · ReadUS election confirms erosion of support for Israel, with even Trump questioning military aid
President Donald Trump has suggested ending military aid to Israel
AP · ReadWriter Nick Harkaway expands his father John le Carré's spyverse in new thriller 'The Taper Man'
Fictional spymaster George Smiley is back in "The Taper Man," a new thriller set in the world of John le Carré and written by his son, Nick Harkaway
AP · ReadAfter their midterm win and Stephen Miller’s promotion, Democrats gear up for a fight on immigration
Democrats are set to take control of Congress and are focusing on reining in President Donald Trump's immigration policies
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Meet three of the presenters. All of them synthetic.
Every Apprise anchor is an AI-generated avatar. None of them is a real person, none of them has a newsroom career, and none of them has an opinion — they read reporting compiled from wire copy under editorial review. Describing them honestly is the point: the presenter is not the news.
Alice Crier
A measured, level read — the story first, then the context needed to place it.
AI presenter · not a real person
Franklin Herald
An unhurried anchor-desk pace: what happened, what is corroborated, and what is still open.
AI presenter · not a real person
Thaddeus Papps
Brisk and clear — sourced, direct, and to the point.
AI presenter · not a real person
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