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Amy Klobuchar and John Thune introduce legislation for creating generative AI framework

A bipartisan group of Senate lawmakers introduced legislation to set guidelines and guardrails for generative artificial intelligence.

Biden and Xi meet for first time since spy balloon high drama

SAN FRANCISCO — President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping came face to face for what is expected to be an intense, hourslong meeting, their first since a Chinese spy balloon traversed the United States.

California students will learn how to recognize ‘fake news’ so they don’t ‘try to overthrow our democracy’

California will require K-12 students to learn how to recognize “fake news.”

DNC targets Nikki Haley over Social Security and Medicare reform talk

EXCLUSIVE — Democrats are jumping on 2024 Republican presidential candidates, particularly former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, for proposing entitlement and tax reform.

House leaves town without passing health spending bill with conservative provisions

The House adjourned on Wednesday until after the Thanksgiving holiday without passing an appropriations bill that slashes $60 billion in funding from the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education.

WATCH LIVE: Joe Biden holds meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping

President Joe Biden is holding a bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Shifa hospital raid is latest incident raising concerns about Israel and Hamas war tactics

Israeli forces conducted a raid on Shifa Hospital in northern Gaza on Wednesday in what has become the latest inflection point in the war as it relates to the tactics used by both them and Hamas militants.

Class-action settlement: Deadline today for Batiste Dry Shampoo customers to file claim in $2.5 million settlement

The deadline is today for customers to file a claim in a $2.5 million class-action lawsuit settled with Batiste Dry Shampoo earlier this year.

Investors bet era of Fed rate hikes has ended, rate cuts may soon begin

New reports indicate that inflation meaningfully declined last month, a development that investors are interpreting to mean that the Federal Reserve is likely done with raising interest rates and may start cutting them before long.

Teachers unions line up to support ceasefire and an ‘end to the siege of Gaza’

Teachers unions across the United States are joining calls from far-left groups for a ceasefire in Gaza, as Israel launched a military response following a series of terrorist attacks by Hamas.
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