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The headlines today are as bold as a solar panel on a coal mine: a historic shift in U.S. power, a blockbuster media merger, a clash over America’s AI future, a cultural flashpoint in a heritage society, and a humanitarian tragedy that still haunts Gaza. Public Notice notes that for the first time ever, more electricity in the United States was generated by solar than by coal in May. The agency highlights that natural gas still dominates the mix, but the crossover marks a “key moment” in the nation’s transition to green energy. The outlet underscores that former President Donald Trump has spent his post‑presidential years “waging an all‑out war against renewable energy,” funneling public money into fossil fuels and stalling policy. The implication is clear: even a hostile administration cannot stop the long‑term tide of clean power, and the market will keep pushing solar forward. Across the media landscape, Axios Top reports that Fox is poised to seal a $22 billion acquisition of Roku, a move that will give the Murdoch empire control of the top digital‑TV operating system in the United States. The deal promises to funnel Roku’s 100 million household reach into Fox’s live‑programming and advertising ecosystem, while also bundling the Roku Channel with Tubi to create a new advertising behemoth. Analysts cited by Axios see the transaction as Fox’s biggest bet since Lachlan Murdoch took the helm in 2019, shifting the company from a “free‑streaming” focus to a platform‑dominance strategy that could reshape sports rights negotiations and ad pricing. The same outlet also flags a second‑order ripple in America’s AI ambitions. Axios Top explains that the Trump administration placed Anthropic’s Mythos 5 and Fable 5 models under export controls, effectively turning a voluntary reporting scheme into a de‑facto licensing requirement. Critics argue the move sends a chilling signal to foreign governments that U.S. AI cannot be trusted as a stable foundation for future tech. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, quoted by the publication, warns that over‑reliance on a single model could jeopardize collective security, a sentiment that dovetails with concerns about America’s leadership in the global AI race. Meanwhile, Woketopus reveals that the Daughters of the American