Policy & Law — Archive
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Rep. Khanna Calls for Government Agency to Oversee AI 'Like the FDA'
The California Democrat proposed a new regulatory body on Sunday to oversee artificial intelligence development, citing concerns over rapid technological advancement.
Merz Vows to Press Ahead With Reforms After Party's Historic Defeat in 2 German State Elections
The Christian Democratic Union recorded its worst post-WWII result in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, while the Alternative for Germany party made significant gains.
Infidels Producer Says Squibs Ran Out During Filming of Daily Wire Action Sequel
Dallas Sonnier discusses the practical effects challenges and ideological context behind 'Run Hide Fight: Infidels,' inspired by recent campus protests.
AfD Wins Saxony-Anhalt State Election With 44% of Vote, Marking Historic Right-Wing Victory
The Alternative for Germany party secured a landslide in a state election, challenging the post-1945 political consensus that no extreme-right party would win major contests.
Lindsay Clancy Holdout Juror Retains Attorney Who Represented Trump
Michael P. Desronvil hires Edward Paltzik amid media scrutiny following the 11-1 jury deadlock in the Massachusetts triple murder trial.
Warren Residents Cite Cultural Shifts and Infrastructure Concerns as Muslim Population Grows
Local residents report increased traffic and noise from new Islamic centers, while state data shows a 13.3% rise in vehicle accidents over the past decade.
Albuquerque School District Spent Nearly $700,000 in COVID Relief Funds on Anti-Racism Training
America First Legal records show funds intended for learning loss recovery were used for 'Undoing Racism' workshops, a move defended by district officials as supporting student outcomes.
New Student Reading Data Offers Bright Spot on Long Road to Literacy Recovery in the US
Reading scores for grades K through 8 have cut the gap from pre-pandemic levels by one-third in the past year, marking the first significant increase after years of stagnation.
DOJ Highlights 'Fur Lives Matter' Fraud Case in Nationwide $245M Enforcement Surge
The Justice Department's 'Fraud Week' initiative resulted in over 160 indictments, spotlighting a Missouri scheme involving alleged identity theft of a pet care company.
Seton Hall Program Gives National Security Students 5-Year Head Start Amid Evolving Threats
The National Security Graduate Fellowship reports an 80% placement rate with government agencies by having students conduct real-time research for agencies like the CIA and NSA.