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Biden declares emergency for Mississippi after massive storm kills at least 25

President Biden declared an emergency to aid recovery and clean-up efforts in Mississippi after a storm left at least 25 people dead over the weekend, making federal funds available for a number of counties that were ravaged in the state. Multiple tornadoes ripped through Mississippi on Friday, with state officials confirming at least 25 people...

Why government is the key to unlocking AI’s true potential

Governments possess the key building blocks to unleash AI’s potential — data — but first, governments must learn how to walk with tech before running.

Biden nominee to lead FAA withdraws amid GOP criticism

Phillip Washington, President Biden's pick to lead the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), has withdrawn his nomination amid criticism from Senate Republicans. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg cited "undeserved" attacks in confirming Washington's withdrawal. "The FAA needs a confirmed Administrator, and Phil Washington’s transportation & military experience made him an excellent nominee," Buttigieg said in a tweet...

The digital video revolution is just beginning for modern political campaigns

The 2024 election is already shaping up to be historic — and not because of the cast of candidates declaring their presidential bids. History will be made because of broader trends in American consumption, forever upended by the digital revolution. Long gone are the days when ABC, CBS and NBC dominated prime time viewership and...

Strong signal, pending action: Putin’s warrant shows limits of international law

Russian President Vladimir Putin is a wanted man, but his chance of avoiding judgment is high. It’s a sad realization for many who are looking to hold the Russian leader accountable for launching a full-scale invasion against Ukraine and face responsibility for unimaginable horrors allegedly carried out by Russian forces. Still, global justice advocates say the International...

How Jerome Powell’s economic moves put pressure on Biden

A Trump-era holdover central to determining what direction the U.S. financial system is going may be poised to cause political problems for the White House, just as President Joe Biden was enjoying the slightest of improvements in the economy.  Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell once again this week opted for an interest rate hike amid his managing historic...

Teen overdose deaths have doubled in three years. Blame fentanyl.

Teen overdose deaths have doubled in three years, an alarming trend amid a historic decline in drug and alcohol use among high school students. The main reason is fentanyl. Teens consume the powerful opioid unwittingly, packaged in counterfeit pills tailored to resemble less potent prescription medications. Drug traffickers lace pills with fentanyl to boost the...

Biden administration seeks to mend fences over Willow Project approval 

The Biden administration is trying to mend fences with progressive groups and voters furious over its decision to approve a massive oil drilling effort in Alaska known as the Willow Project.   The project has garnered significant opposition, not only from environmentalists, but from young voters broadly, with topics like #StopWillow trending on TikTok in the days before the administration...

UN climate report is latest in string of cataclysmic predictions stretching back decades

The United Nations released a climate change report this week filled with stark warnings which the international body has repeated for more than three decades.

GOP senators tear into ‘unqualified’ judicial nominee: ‘Skill and merit are low on Joe Biden’s priority list’

Senate Judiciary members Mike Lee and Tom Cotton criticized Magistrate Judge Kato Crews after he was stumped on the definition of a 'Brady motion' at his confirmation hearing

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