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Congress continues back-seat role as AI execs feted at White House (opens the original)
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Following a meeting at the White House with President Donald Trump and technology moguls, Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., on Tuesday pushed back on calls to impose regulations on artificial intelligence, even as news of worrisome AI models hacking into government databases become increasingly common and the public grows more skeptical of the technology. And while Trump, several members of his Cabinet and Johnson lunched with a group that included Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, Anthr
Amid surreal scenes, Trump flashes force and ‘friendship’ with China’s Xi (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping walked slowly Thursday into the White House Rose Garden to review U.S. military troops, a stride that matched the pace of talks on pressing issues and highlighted underlying tensions between the two rivals. As the heads of the world’s largest economies stood shoulder-by-shoulder, an American bomber with four fighter jet escorts roared overhead. A U.S. Marine Corps team stood feet from Xi and conducted a rifle drill — should Washington ever
NIL bill foes likely out of timeouts as it clears second procedural hurdle (opens the original)
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A bipartisan bill aimed at calming college athletics’ chaotic name, image and likeness era easily cleared a second procedural hurdle Thursday as several senators who opposed taking it up said they likely are out of trick plays and timeouts. The measure passed the latest floor test, to begin debate, 77-22, moving it one step closer to a final vote for which timing will depend on a not-yet-determined amendment approach. It came after handful of senators who earlier this week voted against teeing u
Trump slams Democrat Cooper as ‘weak’ on crime as he campaigns in North Carolina (opens the original)
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Amid powerful economic headwinds, President Donald Trump rallied loyalists Wednesday in North Carolina, aiming to drive up the Republican vote in a key Senate race in which his chosen candidate has been trailing in the polls. Michael Whatley, a former Republican National Committee chair, has so far failed to gain traction against Democratic former Gov. Roy Cooper, even with anticipation of new momentum from a late-race cash infusion. An Elon University/YouGov survey released last week found Coop
Cruz, coaching legends make pitch for NIL bill on cusp of votes (opens the original)
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Senate advocates of a bipartisan college sports overhaul bill were joined by legendary coaches and current athletes Monday to try shoring up support for the legislation, which is expected on the chamber floor this month. “Some have asked why should Congress get in the middle of this? The answer is simple: because Congress screwed it up in the first place. It has been the federal antitrust laws applied in litigation after litigation after litigation that have had the effect of tearing down essent
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