A new power center built around the fight over artificial intelligence is taking shape in Washington. It involves the world’s wealthiest companies, an army of lobbyists, and hundreds of millions of dollars to set the rules that will determine who builds, controls, and profits from AI.
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A coalition of Republican lawmakers urged the Supreme Court to block mailing of a widely-used abortion pill, calling postal distribution of the drug “illegal and also harmful.”
This video explains the Major Questions Doctrine and how the Supreme Court has used it to curb major agency actions by requiring clear approval from Congress for policies with significant economic or political impact.
Global food prices climbed to their highest level in more than three years as the Iran war disrupted supply chains, raising the prospect of larger bills for shoppers.
The Food and Drug Administration’s proposal to remove references to “gender” across its regulations sparked concerns about unintended consequences into research on gender minority populations.
The White House is staying away from primary races in Texas and Georgia despite President Donald Trump’s considerable show of force with his endorsements in Indian.
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Congress members are urging the federal behavioral health agency to reverse course and allow funding to be used for harm-reduction tools, such as drug-testing strips to detect fentanyl.
Republicans’ proposed funding for President Donald Trump’s ballroom project is vulnerable to procedural challenges from Democrats if they leverage opaque Senate rules to attack the GOP’s next multi-billion-dollar budget bill.
The US struck military targets in Iran after the country fired on three Navy destroyers sailing in the Strait of Hormuz, an escalation that threatened to fracture a fragile ceasefire and reignite hostilities even as the two sides say they’re discussing an end to the war.
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Online prediction markets’ skyrocketing popularity has led to scrutiny of potential insider trading, early moves from regulators and industry to establish guardrails, and now debates on Capitol Hill.
Republican state lawmakers are rushing to eliminate Democratic districts from their voting maps after the Supreme Court restricted use of the Voting Rights Act to create majority-minority districts.
State tax frameworks, immigration, firearms, and emerging commercial areas — such as prediction markets and cannabis — were common themes among the second group of states to wrap up their legislative sessions this year.
A constitutional challenge to New Jersey’s race-and gender-conscious hiring requirements for construction project labor agreements portends an emerging state and local front in Trump-era battles against diversity efforts.
The White House is staying away from primary races in Texas and Georgia despite President Donald Trump’s considerable show of force with his endorsements in Indian.
New York City’s Rent Guidelines Board voted to set a 0% to 2% range for rent increases for roughly one million stabilized apartments, putting Mayor
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) confirmed reports Thursday that the potential closure of the “Alligator Alcatraz” migrant detention facility has been discussed, but he says federal officials “haven’t said they want to wind it down.”
A tentative state budget deal in New York includes an agreement with lawmakers to soften a landmark climate law that had called for steep and immediate cuts to planet-warming emissions, Governor Kathy Hochul’s office said on Thursday.
California, New Mexico, Colorado, and Washington are urging the Bureau of Land Management to drop environmental review exclusions for several types of logging projects on federal land.
