President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign joined TikTok on Sunday, a platform Biden banned on all federal government-owned devices due to national security concerns. Biden’s team launched its first video, captioned “lol hey guys,” on the Chinese-owned video-sharing platform during the Super Bowl on Sunday. The video, which has garnered more than five million views as
Republican U.S. Representative Mike Gallagher announced his retirement from Wisconsin's 8th Congressional District, triggering potential candidates vying for his seat.
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Creators of artificial intelligence “deep fakes” also could be held liable for damaging the reputations of those impersonated. Florida lawmakers are advancing twin bills through the Florida House and Senate that would make it easier to file defamation lawsuits against the media and creators of “deepfake” impersonations using artificial intelligence (AI). Companion bills HB 757
The time limits on public comments during Virginia's legislative sessions causes some citizens to feel ignored, even as lawmakers agree that there must be some type of time management.
President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign launched its account on TikTok, the popular social media app, Sunday night during the Super Bowl, despite his administration’s concerns about the app’s security and whether user data can be shared with the Chinese government. The account “Biden HQ” posted a video captioned “lol hey guys,” featuring Mr. Biden
Democrats could use the latest funding proposal for Ukraine as a tool to impeach former President Trump if he wins re-election, Sen. JD Vance warns.