Policy & Law — Archive
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Moms Report AI Convenience Tools Can Add Stress, Prompting Policy Debate
A mother’s experience with AI scheduling apps that led to missed appointments and heightened anxiety has sparked bipartisan discussion on consumer AI safety.
Musk's EU Lawsuit Threatens 55M Users' Free Speech—Will It Win?
Musk’s X filed a lawsuit in the European Court of Justice on Feb. 19, alleging the EU’s Digital Services Act infringes on free speech.
Exclusive: CNN’s ‘The Axe Files’ Podcast Hits 2.1 Million Downloads, Featuring David Axelrod
The series, debuting Feb. 19, features interviews with political leaders and aims to deepen public discussion of policy issues.
5 Ways Big Tech Can Win American Trust on AI Data Centers?
The Hill opinion piece sparks debate as lawmakers weigh corporate influence against national AI competitiveness.
Netanyahu Faces Scrutiny from Trump and American Jewish Groups over Gaza War
Former President Donald Trump has publicly challenged Netanyahu’s approach to the conflict, while American Jewish leaders urge a diplomatic resolution.
At Least 12 Democrats Plan to Boycott Trump’s State of the Union
The group cites a lack of trust in the administration and the desire to avoid legitimizing the President’s agenda.
Many Democrats Unhappy with Party, AP-NORC Poll Finds
Approval for the Democratic Party among its own base sits at 34% in the latest survey, a significant drop from previous years.
Zuckerberg Testifies Before Jury in Antitrust Case as DHS Spokesperson Resigns
The Meta CEO's courtroom appearance coincides with a shakeup in the Department of Homeland Security's public affairs leadership.
Emerging Democratic Star Faces Primary Challenge in Texas' 15th District
Congresswoman Veronica Márquez contends with a spirited intra-party race as her district shifts politically.
Colbert Criticizes CBS Statement on Talarico Interview Termination
CBS claimed editorial independence in the decision, citing recent layoffs as a factor.