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‘Doomsday’ artificial intelligence: Schumer and Congress study existential risks

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and the Senate examined the risks of artificial intelligence-caused "doomsday scenarios" Wednesday at the latest AI Insight Forum.

Senate advances nominee for top watchdog post despite Hunter Biden and Burisma ties

The Senate Homeland Security Committee voted Wednesday to advance President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the Office of Special Counsel amid GOP concerns over the person's connections to Hunter Biden.

Michigan Supreme Court declines to hear appeal effort to remove Trump from primary ballot

The Michigan Supreme Court declined on Wednesday to hear an appeal of a lower court's ruling that allowed former President Donald Trump to stay on the state's presidential primary ballot.

Biden speaks at Tribal Nations Summit as native communities sue his administration

President Joe Biden is touting his support for tribal nations even as some of them are suing his administration.

DC mayor and police chief brief House Oversight Committee on rising crime

Washington D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser and Metropolitan Police Chief Pamela Smith gave a briefing to the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday as crime spikes in the nation's capital.

Jamaal Bowman one step closer to becoming next House Democrat to be censured

Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) is set to face a censure vote on the House floor after a Democratic effort to kill the motion failed to pass Wednesday.

House passes bill to block Biden vehicle emissions standards

The House passed a measure that would prohibit the Environmental Protection Agency from finalizing a rule imposing emission standards for certain vehicles — marking another effort by House Republicans to tackle the Biden administration’s regulations on climate and pollution.

Senate fails to advance Ukraine and Israel package over border deal disputes

The Senate voted Wednesday against advancing Sen. Chuck Schumer's (D-NY) request for $111 billion in foreign spending amid a standoff over a border deal that is critical for the bill’s passage.

Disney announces new residential community under construction in North Carolina

The Walt Disney Company is expanding its reach in residential communities, creating a brand new one in the state of North Carolina.

Embattled St. Louis gender clinic sues Missouri attorney general over patient records request

Washington University in St. Louis, home to a transgender center that is under investigation by the state, is challenging the authority of Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, a Republican, to access patient records as part of his inquiry.
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