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"Do we really want to develop a super ntelligence that ... could act independently of human control? I don’t think we do.”
“Politics is local,” Sen. Mike Rounds of South Dakota said. Farmers “feel just like the administration pulled the rug right off from underneath."
El-Sayed, who would be the first Muslim senator, has denounced antisemitism while fiercely criticizing Israel for its military operations in Gaza.
Abdul El-Sayed has never held elected office and entered the race years after losing the Democratic gubernatorial primary by over 20 percentage...
The 232-198 vote bars new stock buys by lawmakers but lets them keep existing holdings — and leaves the president untouched entirely.
Haley Stevens has largely avoided discussing the organization directly, even as its spending has reshaped the race.
Ruemmler, who resigned after DOJ files revealed personal ties to Epstein post-2008 conviction, becomes the 17th witness in a widening bipartisan...
The Apollo Global Management co-founder testified before the House Oversight Committee Friday, denying criminal wrongdoing.
Trump told reporters that executives from leading AI companies will visit the White House, “probably next week,” to discuss a potential "partnership."
Ted Cruz called the bill "the last, best hope" for college athletics. The SEC and the Big 10, with the most power to kill it, skipped the hearing.
A morning "I will not" became an afternoon "never say never." Buttigieg and Slotkin were also in attendance, also not running, also not closing doors.
On Tuesday, a Democrat won a special election by almost 20 points in a state Senate district that Kamala Harris won by less than 1 point in 2024.
“Clearly there’s a disagreement of strategy here,” said New Mexico Sen. Martin Heinrich, speaking of the Maine race in particular.
“He knows his way around Congress,” said Robert Tetlow, a former senior policy adviser at the Fed.
“Nothing has changed with House Republican leadership, but something has changed within their own ranks,” said Democratic Rep. Pete Aguilar.
It’s only the latest delay for a bill that had appeared headed for passage over the summer before repeatedly hitting roadblocks.
“This is a forgotten America against the Epstein class,” said Rep. Ro Khanna. “There’s a real anger at an elite that people think are out of touch."
“What does that mean?" JB Pritzker asked. "I mean, he might take us to war with Venezuela just to get a distraction in the news.”
Whitmer also brought up federal support for recovery efforts after an ice storm and sought to delay changes to Medicaid.
The procedural snafu brought the House’s so-called “crypto week” to a standstill — and dealt a blow to President Donald Trump.