A group of 18 Republican lawmakers is calling on President Joe Biden to take his 2024 reelection campaign off of the Chinese-controlled TikTok social media app, raising concerns that his use of the app poses a national security risk. “TikTok endangers national security, and this concern is aggravated by the platform’s appeal to young people
One of the bills require political candidates to disclose the use of AI-generated content in ads and communications. The Wisconsin assembly on Thursday passed two bills aimed at regulating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in political advertisements and within state agencies amid the upcoming November elections. The first bill requires political candidates and groups
Harvard University is probing an anti-Semitic cartoon that both faculty and student groups shared Monday, the school announced. “Such despicable messages have no place in the Harvard community,” the university said Monday in a statement. “We condemn these posts in the strongest possible terms. This matter is being reviewed by the university and is being
Trump distances himself from Sidney Powell Trump distances himself from Sidney Powell after her guilty plea 05:13 Washington — The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to take up a bid by a group of Trump-allied lawyers who faced monetary and professional sanctions in Michigan as a result of their baseless claims raised in a lawsuit
GOP challenger Nikki Haley vows to persist until ‘Super Tuesday,’ on March 5. But the President Trump’s camp says she has no viable path to victory. CHARLESTON, S.C.–Former President Donald Trump’s team has fired a preemptive strike against challenger Nikki Haley in advance of her “state of the race” speech on Tuesday afternoon. In a
GOP challenger Nikki Haley vows to persist until ‘Super Tuesday,’ on March 5. But President Trump’s camp says she has no viable path to victory. CHARLESTON, S.C.–Former President Donald Trump’s team has fired a preemptive strike against challenger Nikki Haley in advance of her “state of the race” speech on Tuesday afternoon. In a campaign
‘If Hochul gets what she wants, then New York’s mail voting will be less secure,’ RNC spokesman Gates McGavick said. New York state’s Democrat Gov. Kathy Hochul has moved to dismiss an appeal filed by GOP Congresswoman Elise Stefanik in Albany’s Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, which challenges