Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
Senate Debates Clarity Act, Bill That Could Reshape Crypto in America
The proposed legislation aims to define regulatory jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC, but faces sharp criticism from both progressive and conservative lawmakers.
As Fears of AI Catastrophe Magnify, Washington Stirs, but Mostly Slumbers
While public anxiety over artificial intelligence risks grows, federal legislative action remains limited, with only minor regulatory measures advancing in Congress.
Delaware Primaries Conclude 2026 Cycle Marked by Progressive Gains and Trump's Endorsement Record
Delaware voters cast ballots Tuesday in the final contests of a primary season that saw DSA-backed candidates unseat incumbents nationally while President Trump maintained a perfect record in Senate GOP primaries.
Sports Media Criticized for Disparate Coverage of AI Video and Domestic Violence Incidents
Commentators argue that outrage over an AI-generated slap video contrasts with muted reactions to real-world domestic violence cases involving athletes.
Bores Launches $30 Million Effort to Unify Democratic AI Policy
The new group, 'Who Decides,' aims to establish a common AI safety agenda for Democratic candidates by 2028, focusing on 11 key swing states.
California Democrat Calls for AI Safety Stand-Down Amid Regulatory Debate
Rep. Ro Khanna argues that rapid AI deployment requires a pause to assess risks, contrasting with tech industry calls for innovation-friendly policies.
Latino Leaders Press Beshear to Expand DGA’s Midterm Map in Texas
A coalition of Democratic officials requests a $10 million investment in Gina Hinojosa’s gubernatorial campaign, but the DGA response highlights a strategic divide over resource allocation.
Ovechkin Appears in Putin Party Campaign Video Days Before Russian Elections
The Washington Capitals captain stars in a United Russia ad, sparking debate over athlete endorsements in authoritarian political systems.
GAO Report Finds 4.4 Million Americans Enrolled in Obamacare Plans Covering Elective Abortions
The nonpartisan watchdog discovered that 26% of Affordable Care Act plans subsidize non-excepted abortion services, challenging previous Democratic assertions about federal funding limits.
Sen. Bernie Sanders Says Congress Has Gotten a Wake-Up Call on AI Risks
The independent senator from Vermont argues that recent developments in artificial intelligence require immediate legislative action to protect workers and consumers.