State AGs warn Biden AI order could centralize control over tech, be used for ‘political ends’
A coalition of state attorneys general are warning of potentially negative consequences of a Biden executive order on artificial intelligence.
Nevada Has Both a GOP Primary and Caucuses This Week—Here’s What to Know
This year, GOP candidates had to choose between a state-run and a party-run contest; voters may participate in both. But only one real winner will emerge. This year’s presidential preference contest in Nevada will be one of its strangest. Rebelling against a Democrat-led change in state law calling for a primary election, the state GOP
Finances of New York House Candidates Tom Suozzi and Mazi Pilip Under Scrutiny
Both CD-3 special election candidates filed financial summaries with the Federal Election Commission. A political action committee has requested that the Department of Justice (DOJ) expedite its investigation into Mazi Pilip, just a week before a special election is set to determine whether voters want her to represent Congressional District 3, which spans Nassau County
House Freedom Caucus lashes out at Senate border deal: ‘Dumpster fire’
House Freedom Caucus members are hammering the Senate's bipartisan border security deal.
GOP senator announces endorsement in key battleground Senate race: ‘We need more conservative fighters’
Sen. Tommy Tuberville endorsed Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno for the Republican nomination in the heated race to unseat vulnerable Sen. Sherrod Brown.
President Biden holds campaign rally in Las Vegas ahead of Nevada’s primary election
President Biden holds campaign rally in Las Vegas ahead of Nevada’s primary election – CBS News Watch CBS News President Biden spent the weekend in the West, raising money and campaigning for Tuesday’s Nevada presidential primary. On Friday, he ordered the first round of airstrikes in Iraq and Syria, in retaliation for last week’s drone
Oregon lawmakers focus on affordable housing, drug penalties, summer school
Oregon lawmakers will focus on responding to the state's problems with homelessness, drug overdoses, and pandemic related learning losses this session following a GOP walkout last year.