White House: US will lead in AI, but China is catching up

EXCLUSIVE: The speed of China’s innovation in the artificial intelligence space is “accelerating," director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Michael Kratsios told Fox News Digital but maintained that the United States’ “promote and protect" strategy will solidify its standing as the world’s “dominant power" in AI.

IRS Agrees to Share Data With Homeland Security on Illegal Immigrants

Court papers filed on Monday confirmed the agencies signed a memorandum of understanding. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reached an agreement to share data on taxpayers to target illegal immigration, according to a Monday court filing. In the new court documents, Department of Justice (DOJ) lawyers arguing on behalf

Trump, Johnson push forward on budget resolution amid House GOP opposition

Washington — The Senate’s budget resolution, which has been backed by President Trump and is key to extending his tax cuts, is opposed by a number of House Republicans who say it doesn’t cut enough spending. The House must adopt the Senate-passed resolution to move forward on the president’s agenda, and GOP leaders hoped to take that

REPLAY: House Foreign Affairs Committee Hold Hearing on the Biden Administration’s US Foreign Policy

The House Foreign Affairs Oversight and Intelligence Subcommittee holds a hearing on the Biden administration’s priorities on U.S. foreign policy at 2 p.m. ET on April 8. Witnesses include Simon Hankinson, senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation; James Rogers, senior counsel at America First Legal; and Gina Abercrombi… Original News Source Link – Epoch

Appeals Court Upholds White House Press Pass Rules

The D.C. Circuit rejects a First Amendment claim by a journalist who challenged a policy made during the Biden administration. A federal appeals court has dismissed claims by a foreign journalist that a White House press credential policy adopted under the Biden administration infringes on free speech and targets dissenting voices. The case is unrelated