A race against time is underway as the oxygen supply dwindles for the missing submersible near the Titanic wreckage. Meanwhile, a Russian court denied WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich's appeal, and the House censured Adam Schiff over Trump-Russia collusion claims. Concerns rise about a potential AI 'kill switch' and its implications for superintelligence. Also, explore why market forces may be more effective in regulating AI than government intervention.

In political news, a GOP representative warns Congress is lagging behind on AI development, DeSantis criticizes Newsom as Californians leave the state, Biden's student loan plan survives a GOP challenge, and all GOP candidates endorsed by Virginia Governor Youngkin win their primaries.

From the world of media, Joy Behar comments on the missing Titanic submersible, MSNBC's Claire McCaskill reacts to GOP investigations into the Bidens, a new movie guide website offers a conservative alternative to Rotten Tomatoes, and Ted Cruz debates the physical differences between men and women with a civil rights leader.

Primetime highlights include discussions on the Durham report, Schiff's censure, and US reliance on China. Other news includes a valedictorian's faith-based speech, JPMorgan Chase's new AI head, Jonathan Turley's reflections on the Durham hearing, Ohio moms' reactions to FBI reports after CRT complaints, and an analysis of Tom Cruise's red carpet interactions.

Don't miss the heartwarming video of Javin the otter playing with his food! Plus, catch video clips on Schiff's censure and a Texas DPS arrest of a Gulf Cartel member. Check out your local weather forecast and Laura Ingraham's perspective on US dependence on China.

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