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Schwarzenegger: Newsom White House bid ‘a no-brainer’

Arnold Schwarzenegger says it’s a “no-brainer” for California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) to eventually make a White House bid. “Every governor from a big state wants to take that shot,” the “Terminator” actor and California’s former Republican governor, said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter published Tuesday. “I think [Newsom running for president] is a no-brainer,”...

The Supreme Court’s recusal process is its next ethical conundrum

Taken together, incidents such as these are revealing of a court that, at a minimum, has been less than meticulous about its ethics obligations. 

Adams says NYC looking at housing migrants in school gyms

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said on Tuesday that the city is looking at housing some migrants in school gyms, as it struggles to accommodate those arriving in the wake of Title 42’s end. Adams told New York 1 that the city is considering about 20 school gyms that are all separate from the actual school...

Trail for universal flu vaccine based on mRNA tech begins enrolling volunteers

Researchers for a universal flu vaccine based on mRNA technology are beginning to enroll volunteers in an early-stage clinical trial. The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases’ Vaccine Research Center has started to enroll volunteers at the Duke University for its Phase 1 trial of the mRNA-based vaccine, which used the same technology as...

False choices and climate security

It is flawed logic to suggest that the Navy’s desire to prepare for and reduce climate risks had any impact on how many ships it plans to buy.

California Assembly passes first-in-nation bill to ban five toxic chemicals from food products

California’s State Assembly approved a first-in-the-nation bill Monday to rid food products of five toxic chemicals linked to cancer and developmental issues in children. The legislation, AB 418, seeks to prohibit the manufacture, sale, delivery and distribution of food products that contain brominated vegetable oil, potassium bromate, propylparaben, red dye 3 or titanium dioxide. Introduced by...

Rick Scott introducing legislation to require parental consent for kids’ AI use

Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) introduced legislation Tuesday that will require children to get parental consent to use artificial intelligence (AI) technology.  The AI Shield for Kids (ASK) Act will prevent children from accessing AI features on social media sites without the consent of a parent or guardian.  Scott’s bill will also require the Federal Communications...

DC mayor proposes stronger penalties for illegal gun possession, violent crime

Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) on Tuesday proposed legislation that will increase penalties for gun crimes and other violent offenses ahead of her testimony before the House Oversight Committee. Bowser's proposal includes increasing penalties for illegal gun possession, violent crimes that target those with mental or physical disabilities, and crimes that victimize Metro and other...

Mace: Biden should cancel Asia trip to focus on debt ceiling negotiations

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) said Tuesday that President Biden should cancel his upcoming trip to Asia to focus on debt ceiling negotiations, as the default deadline looms just weeks away. “I think it’s deeply problematic, given the trajectory that we’re on right now and how close we are to June 1 deadline, that the president...

McCarthy says work requirements a ‘red line’ in debt ceiling talks

Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) on Tuesday said work requirements for public assistance programs are a nonnegotiable in debt ceiling talks, laying out one of his first hard stances ahead of an afternoon meeting with President Biden and other top congressional leaders. Asked whether work requirements were a “red line” for him in debt ceiling negotiations,...

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