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Commerce Department’s tech agency launches working group to address AI

One of the White House's leading federal tech agencies has announced a working group to regulate generative artificial intelligence.

Hunter Biden to attend state dinner honoring India’s Modi

Hunter Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland are on the guest list for President Joe Biden's third state dinner, this time with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Hispanics and Latinos outnumber white residents in Texas for first time ever

AUSTIN, Texas — For the first time in state history, the Hispanic and Latino populations have surpassed the number of white residents, according to new U.S. Census Bureau data.

Sheldon Whitehouse says Trump ‘in real trouble’ as Jack Smith begins to provide evidence

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) said he believes that former President Donald Trump is in "real trouble" in the classified documents case after a recent filing from special counsel Jack Smith indicated there was additional evidence in the case.

Ron DeSantis picks up 15 endorsements in South Carolina during campaign stop

Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) campaign announced endorsements from 15 South Carolina politicians on Thursday in an effort to boost voter support in the state.

Senate appropriators set spending levels for 2024, igniting budget battle with House

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved government funding levels for a dozen fiscal 2024 spending bills on Thursday, setting up a clash with the GOP-led House, which aims to slash an additional $120 billion from its top-line numbers.

Two Republicans block effort to defund DEI in the military

Two House Republicans defected from their party, voting to kill two National Defense Authorization Act amendments that would have defunded diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in the military.

‘High risk’ of forced labor in Chinese retailer’s supply chain, House panel finds

The supply chain of popular Chinese-based retailer Temu likely relies on forced labor, a House committee investigation has found.

DeSantis promises his administration will hold colleges accountable for student loan defaults

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) renewed his call for colleges to be held responsible for students who default on loans taken out to attend school.

Meta to ban news sharing on Facebook in Canada after journalism bill passes

Canada's Parliament passed legislation that will force Facebook to share more profits with news publishers, a move that led parent company Meta to ban the sharing of news on its platforms.
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