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Artificial intelligence is scary. But history reminds us that tech makes lives better, not worse

We tend to forget that the typical American is living a healthier, more comfortable life than even historical royalty.

Stephen A. Smith says ‘no way in hell’ Trump offered him press secretary role

When asked if President Trump offered him the role of press secretary, a job that lies vacant, podcaster and sports commentator Stephen A. Smith responded, "No way in hell."

Supreme Court to hear case challenging Trump’s asylum ban

The Supreme Court said Friday it will take up a case involving President Trump's effective ban on asylum claims at the border -- perhaps the most critical tool in his unprecedented success in shutting off most illegal immigration across the U.S.-Mexico boundary.

Newly elected Democrats call on leaders to include stock trading ban in House rules

Fifty-one newly elected House Democrats are calling on their leadership to include a stock trading ban in the chamber's rules package for next Congress.

New York triumphs in case over issuing truck driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants

New York was on firm legal footing when it issued commercial driver's licenses to migrants with iffy legal status even though they were valid beyond the period of time the federal government had authorized them to work, an appeals court ruled.

Biden, in first speech since leaving office, says Trump is threatening Social Security

Former President Joseph R. Biden returned to the spotlight Tuesday, excoriating President Trump's cost-cutting agenda, saying it threatens Social Security and will harm older Americans.

Trump signs executive order to lower prescription drug prices

President Trump is aiming to lower drug prices with an executive order he signed Tuesday.

Trump signs executive orders to overhaul government procurement, office space

President Trump on Tuesday signed a slew of executive orders overhauling how and where the federal government spends taxpayer money, directing agencies to move to rural areas and purchase more off-the-shelf items.

Leaked State Department memo shows major budget cuts, but officials say it is not a done deal

The State Department is planning to close agencies, consulates and several U.S. diplomatic missions to advance President Trump's "America First" agenda, according to an internal memo recently leaked to the press.

Judge fires back at Trump, Bukele as Democrats turn MS-13 gang suspect into new crusade

A federal judge reinforced her demand Tuesday that the U.S. keep working to bring back an MS-13 gang suspect wrongly deported to El Salvador, dismissing statements by that country's president against releasing Kilmar Abrego Garcia.

Texas GOP could stall Trump’s bold AI vision with red tape as China races ahead: ‘Investors are nervous’

President Trump’s AI infrastructure push may face major delays as Texas Republicans back a bill adding red tape and costs to key data center projects.

DOT Sec Sean Duffy finalizes $150M grant to build new port of entry on southern border

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced Tuesday that his department had finalized an agreement for a $150 million grant to build a new entry port along the California border.

Biden recalls seeing ‘colored kids’ on segregated bus during his youth in post-presidency speech

Former President Joe Biden referred to Black students as "colored kids" while discussing how schools were segregated in Delaware while he was growing up.

Pentagon deputy chief of staff is second Hegseth advisor removed amid DOD leak probe

Pentagon deputy chief of staff Darin Selnick was removed from the Department of Defense headquarters on Tuesday, according to an official who confirmed the matter with Fox News.

Biden reemerges on the attack, but doesn’t mention Trump

CHICAGO — Former President Joe Biden ripped the Trump administration’s efforts to slash Social Security spending in his first major public speech since leaving...

Tom Homan tells Democrats to fix sanctuary cities before going to El Salvador to help deportees

President Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, suggested another destination for Democratic lawmakers planning to check on an illegal migrant deported to an El Salvador mega-prison.

House Republicans feeling ‘unstoppable’ after first-quarter fundraising haul

House Republicans have raised $36.7 million during the first quarter of this year as they gear up to expand their majority in next year's elections.

Trump administration refers NY AG Letitia James for possible prosecution over allegations of mortgage fraud

New York Attorney General Letitia James faces mortgage fraud allegations stemming from property purchases decades ago in which she allegedly listed her father as her husband.

White House quietly floats millionaire tax hike proposal in Congress as GOP leaders signal opposition

House Republicans are looking for ways to pass President Donald Trump's policies via the budget reconciliation process.

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