Man, 20, pulled screwdriver outside McDonald’s as woman tried to help him; Vehicle erupts into fireball on busy road; GOP Rep Says Biden Is ‘Too Little, Too Late’ On Attempt To Address Border Crisis, Pointing To Polling; Manchester City goalkeeper Stefan Ortega signs 1-year contract extension to 2026; Welsh referee Ben Whitehouse reveals serious health condition and major surgery; Democrats torn over Trump conviction one week later; RIP - William Anders (Apollo 8); Trump talk turns to revenge post-conviction; Latest news bulletin | June 8th – Midday; AI Appears to Rapidly Be Approaching Brick Wall Where It Can't Get Smarter; Ocean economic boom threatens many potentially conscious species; HP CEO: Printed Pages Are Down 20% Since Pandemic

A 20-year-old, intoxicated, brandished a screwdriver and threatened violence after a woman attempted to pacify him during a disturbance outside McDonald's. A dramatic image captures a vehicle fully ablaze, having turned into a fireball earlier today. The executive order will pause new asylum requests if the daily average hits 2,500 over seven days, and will only resume processing when the average drops to 1,500. Manchester City goalkeeper Stefan Ortega, 31, has extended his contract by one year, expressing that he feels motivated and challenged at the club. A 33-year-old rugby referee had life-saving surgery that also preserved his career. A week after Trump was found guilty of falsifying business records, Democrats are uncertain if this will benefit Biden in November. Despite the conviction, Trump’s campaign raised significant funds, including $35 million post-verdict and over $140 million in May, with establishment Republicans like Mitch McConnell weighing in. William Anders, who captured the famous "Earthrise" photo during the 1968 Apollo 8 mission, died at 90 in a plane crash near the San Juan Islands, Washington. After former President Trump’s conviction on 34 felony counts, he and his allies have been focused on retaliation. Shortly after the verdict, Rep. Mike Collins urged Red State attorneys general and district attorneys to take action, while Trump voiced his perspectives on Newsmax. Stay updated with key stories across Europe and globally, covering breaking news in world events, business, entertainment, politics, culture, and travel. Researchers are warning that companies like OpenAI and Google are running out of human-written training data for their AI models, potentially limiting their ability to improve. The reliance on vast amounts of data, often sourced indiscriminately online, has led to copyright lawsuits and raises concerns about the future of AI development. A study from the think tank Epoch suggests AI models could exhaust new data by 2026, with companies exploring "synthetic data" as an alternative. However, using AI-generated data might degrade output quality, likened to an AI "auto-cannibalizing" itself. The debate continues on whether AI models need larger datasets to improve or can become more efficient without additional resources. Human activities in the oceans are reaching areas believed to harbor conscious marine life. Research indicates many sea creatures, from sperm whales to hermit crabs, exhibit consciousness similar to humans. HP has seen a 20% drop in the number of printed pages since the pandemic, driven by the shift to hybrid work with fewer people in offices. CEO Enrique Lores noted that this trend was anticipated, as pre-pandemic estimates suggested a similar reduction. Although home printing spiked during the pandemic, it has since declined. Meanwhile, industrial customers are beginning to recover, increasing their printing of labels and packaging. IDC research confirmed a significant reduction in global printing in 2020, reflecting an ongoing long-term decline.