The rise of AI: When will Congress regulate it?
While some behind the AI boom may be assuring Americans there's nothing to worry about, many are looking to their congressional representatives for answers – and intervention.
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Georgia Supreme Court Blocks County From Counting Absentee Ballots After Election Day
A court-ordered extension for receiving late absentee ballots in Cobb County has been overturned, keeping deadline for submitting ballots to Election Day. The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled that Cobb County may not accept absentee ballots after Election Day, overturning a lower court decision that extended the ballot receipt deadline to Nov. 8 for over
Anti-trafficking activist exposes how ‘slave ledger’ is being used by smugglers to control migrants
An anti-smuggling activist is sharing what he says is a ledger by smugglers of their victims and how much they owe to the cartels, shining a light on the border crisis.
JD Vance suggests new campaign slogan for Kamala Harris: ‘Nothing comes to mind’
In one of his last stops of the 2024 campaign, Sen. JD Vance addressed voters in Atlanta on Monday night.
Harris-Trump showdown: Where they stand on this top issue for voters
Immigration and border security has been repeatedly cited as a top issue for voters. Here's where former President Trump and Vice President Harris stand on how to handle the crisis.
Biden-Harris Admin’s Favorite Hydrogen Energy Company Is Scaling Down Production in America—and Ramping It Up in Saudi Arabia
After the Biden-Harris administration outlined strict eco-friendly eligibility rules for its lucrative $100 billion hydrogen production tax credit late last year, it immediately touted a passionate endorsement from the Pennsylvania-based energy corporation Air Products. “[These rules] will be essential to delivering real emissions reductions, creating the stimulus for broader investments across the hydrogen value chain,
Missouri Sues DOJ to Block Election Day Poll Monitors
State officials said that state laws define who can be present at voting sites and that the list does not include federal personnel. Missouri state officials filed a lawsuit on Monday to prevent the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) from sending federal personnel to monitor polling places on Election Day. The legal action, filed by