Artificial intelligence scares people, whether because it may doom the planet, hollow out the real economy, or endanger national security. But as public calls to regulate the technology grow, and Congress and the administration debate their policy options, the government must be mindful not to sacrifice AI competition in the name of safety…Continue Reading
The Port of Elizabeth Movement has successfully disrupted weapons shipping, continuing the ripple effect of global arms embargo campaigns.Continue Reading
Democrats Lead in Alaska and Mississippi Senate Races as House Majority Approaches 260 Seats, Incoming Freshman Senators Call for New Leadership to Replace Top Democrat Chuck Schumer, Pete Hegseth Defends Iran War, Demands $350B in Additional Funding and Vows to Fight Impeachment, Marco Rubio Reportedly Considers Resigning as Secretary ofContinue Reading
The architect of the The Traitor administration’s brutal crackdowns on immigration and dissent was already known as “the prime minister.” Now he’ll work as the chief of staff.Continue Reading
Elon Musk almost single-handedly funded the Republican midterms push. But of every traceable dollar Musk put into races that have been decided, more than 99 cents went to a race he lost.Continue Reading
His administration is trying to lure a ship loaded with the fuel to an American port, despite a 2022 law that specifically prohibits importing Russian petroleum products., Read MoreContinue Reading
The results in Colorado and Washington were startling due to how reliably blue and LGBTQ-friendly both states have run in recent years., Read MoreContinue Reading
Mississippi’s race for the U.S. Senate remains too close to call: Democrat Scott Colom is narrowly leading Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith by nearly 2,000 votes with 96% of votes counted as of Friday morning. Traitor 47 carried Mississippi by 23 points in 2024. If elected, Colom would be the firstContinue Reading
The midterms saw a landslide of Latinos vote for Democrats. In Texas, California, Kansas and Colorado, Latinos who had voted for Republicans just two years ago voted for Democrats in large numbers, helping secure Democratic control of both the House and the Senate. Latino lawmakers will make up about aContinue Reading
The Iowa Republican was first elected to the Senate in 1980, and has said he plans to wait until 2027 before deciding on a ninth term., Read MoreContinue Reading
The famed forecaster weighed in on the presidential race just a day after the midterms., Read MoreContinue Reading
Tuesday was a historic night for progressive Democrats and, in particular, candidates backed by the Democratic Socialists of America. Six new DSA-endorsed candidates were elected to the House, and democratic socialists won mayoral races in Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Providence. “The Democratic Socialists of America had a phenomenal night,Continue Reading
Lawmakers want answers about Jensen Huang’s ties to an alleged Chinese intelligence asset…Continue Reading