Brendan Scanland
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White House Defends Trump Ads, Critics Say They Violate Federal Law (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. â The White House is facing growing scrutiny over taxpayer-funded ads that critics argue promote President Donald Trump and his administrationâs policies. The ads have drawn criticism from Democrats â and now some Republicans â as questions grow over whether the ads violate federal laws. The White House has come under fire after a series of ads that have so far cost taxpayers $2.5 dollars in airtime alone, according to the ad-tracking firm AdImpact. The administ
Trump Calls for “Self-Regulation” on “Super Intelligence” After Meeting with Tech, Leaders (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. â The people building the worldâs most powerful artificial intelligence systems were at the White House Tuesday afternoon. From the White House to Silicon Valley, the people shaping the future of what President Trump now calls âSuper Intelligenceâ are being called to the same table. âItâs been officially changed to Super Intelligence or, S.I.,â said Trump, who signed an executive order Tuesday, officially making the switch. The president, members of the ad
White House Weighs Temporary Diesel Export Ban as Prices Surge (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. â Diesel prices are surging, and now the Trump Administration is weighing a move that could reshape energy markets at home and overseas. President Trump says a temporary diesel export ban is on the table, but business groups are warning the move would come with serious consequences. The price of diesel fuel has jumped 85 cents in the last month, according to AAA. Now, the White House is weighing whether or not a diesel export ban would do more harm than good. At $6.45 a
A New Leash on “Outdated” Research and Practices: Bipartisan Bill Targets Dog and Cat Testing (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. â One Democrat and one Republican in Washington are teaming up in the fight against the breeding and testing of cats and dogs. Advocates and lawmakers leading the effort say the outdated practices are not only âinhumaneâ but also no longer needed in todayâs day and age. âThese dogs are not a test tube or a piece of lab equipment. I mean, these are beautiful, beautiful animals that have nothing but love in their hearts,â Rep. Nick Langworthy, R-N.Y. The U.S. Ho
Trump Welcomes China’s Xi Jinping with Lavish Ceremony for High-Stakes Summit (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. â President Donald Trump is hosting his Chinese counterpart in Washington for a summit to confront some of the most consequential issues facing the U.S.-China relationship. From Xi Jinpingâs arrival to Washington Wednesday, to his White House greeting Thursday morning, the ceremonies were lavish and the stakes high. Behind the pageantry lay consequential issues impacting a complicated relationship: trade, artificial intelligence, Taiwan and the wa
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