Congress has no shortage of ideas on how to regulate the artificial intelligence industry but lacks consensus on how to save humanity from a potential AI killing spree.
The Supreme Court this week closed the chapter on one of President Donald Trump's boldest efforts to reshape November's elections -- a plan that would have demanded a dramatic overhaul of the nation's mail voting processes on what most election officials agreed was an impossibly short timeline.
The Kennedy Center's board voted Tuesday to immediately shut down for a two-year refurbishment, saying the building is collapsing and has become a danger.
The loved ones of the 67 people who died last year when an airliner and Army helicopter collided over Washington, D.C., urged Congress and regulators Tuesday to do more now to prevent other families from being left clutching belongings and memories instead of their spouses and children.
The Trump administration’s crackdown on Medicare and Medicaid fraud is generating headlines. But another massive Medicaid fraud story has been hiding in plain sight: politically connected blue-state union bosses “skimming” dues from Medicaid payments intended for home care providers. The administration has already correctly identified the problem, now it just needs to use the tools […]
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Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers (R) will skip Tuesday night’s debate with opponent Abdul El-Sayed (D), citing the moderator’s alleged “favoritism” toward the Democrat. Alyssa Brouillet, the Rogers campaign’s communications director, said in a statement that Michiganders “deserve to see their candidates engage in a healthy, fair debate — not one compromised by media bias.” ...