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Schumer leads legislative effort to regulate AI

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is reportedly moving to craft legislation to regulate artificial intelligence.

DeSantis scrambles to undercut Trump as Florida GOP defections mount

With a primary showdown looming, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is working to undercut his chief foe, former President Donald Trump.

Republicans seek to raise debt limit until May 2024 as GOP proposal begins to take shape: Report

Republicans' plan on a pathway to lift the debt ceiling is taking shape ahead of lawmakers' return to Congress next week.

Inflation fell to 2.7% in March in producer price index

Inflation plunged to a 2.7% annual rate in March, as measured by the producer price index.

Biden says administration is close to finding leaker of classified documents

President Joe Biden said the administration is close to uncovering who leaked Pentagon classified documents.

Soccer player at center of West Virginia transgender sports fight ‘incensed’ over Riley Gaines attack

EXCLUSIVE — A former soccer player at the center of a fight to protect West Virginia's law defending fairness in women's sports felt "incensed" after a mob of transgender protesters "brutally attacked" former swimmer Riley Gaines.

Biden tested by abortion pill access fight with uncertain GOP

President Joe Biden is under pressure to secure access to an abortion pill that is part of a two-drug regimen relied on by more than half the women nationwide terminating pregnancies every year.

Biden will expand immigrant access to US health plans

President Joe Biden is reportedly set to expand the health plans available to hundreds of thousands of people who illegally immigrated to the United States as children.

Calm before the storm? McCarthy’s majority holds together after 100 days

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) 15 ballots to secure his job seem like a distant memory 100 days into the Republican majority, but his biggest challenges lie ahead.

Feinstein faces calls to resign as frustration over Senate absence boils over

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) announced in February she would not run for reelection in 2024 after facing mounting pressure to relinquish the seat she has held the last three decades.
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