Current Events Newsletter // October 31

October 31, 2018

Current Events Shooting victim's family shuns President Trump in Pittsburgh as top officials decline to join him Google search ad promoting Gov. Scott Walker linked to state's voter registration website Bolton's South Caucasus tour: Whose interests contradict US politics? Top google searches for Halloween by state Google is hosting a global contest to develop AI that's beneficial for humanity Shooting victim's family shuns President Trump in Pittsburgh as top officials decline to join him Washington Post Amy B Wang General assignment reporter covering national and breaking news October 30 at 8:57 AM PITTSBURGH — President Trump plans to visit this city Tuesday despite pleas from the mayor and some Jewish leaders that he stay away — and accusations that he and his administration have fueled anti-Semitism through their rhetoric, both before and after Saturday’s massacre inside a synagogue. Read More Google search ad promoting Gov. Scott Walker linked to state's voter registration website Madison.com With a week to go until Election Day, Wisconsinites unsure of how and where to vote may find themselves Googling search terms such as "Wisconsin voter registration" or "Wisconsin vote." Read More Bolton's South Caucasus tour: Whose interests contradict US politics? AzerNews By Matanat Nasibova - Trend: In the system of international relations and global politics, Azerbaijan is distinguished by its principled state strategy, which aims to support the foreign policy balance in the region and in the world. Read More Top google searches for Halloween by state WTVY, Dothan Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Read More Google is hosting a global contest to develop AI that's beneficial for humanity The Verge One of the biggest hurdles in the field of artificial intelligence is preventing it from developing the same intrinsic faults and biases of its human creators. Now, Google, one of the world’s leading organizations developing AI software today, is launching a global competition to help spur the development of applications and research that have positive impacts on the field and society at large. Read More

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