Policy & Law — Archive
Federal legislation, executive orders, and regulatory changes
AI Advances Test Georgia's Secret Ballot Protections as Election Board Rejects Urgent Fix
Researchers warn that artificial intelligence can now match voters to ballots in Georgia, but state officials argue existing laws and penalties provide sufficient deterrence.
Charlie Kirk Statue Vandalized Outside Turning Point USA Headquarters
The bronze statue of the conservative activist was damaged by unknown assailants, prompting a swift response from TPUSA leadership and local authorities.
Black Men Debate Political Shifts in Philadelphia Barbershop Ahead of 2028 Cycle
Strategist Khalil Thompson organizes dialogue in West Philadelphia as Trump's support among Black men rose from 12% to 25% in 2024.
Critics Allege Coordinated Effort to Influence AI Regulation in Congress
A new report highlights 14 legislative moves in eight days linked to AI firms and funders, raising questions about regulatory capture in the tech sector.
Opinion: Rush to Regulate Police Surveillance May Undercut Public Safety
An analysis published in The Hill argues that hasty legislative responses to surveillance technology could impair law enforcement capabilities without addressing core privacy concerns.
iPhone Owners Face Potential Exclusion From iOS 27 Update Scheduled for Next Week
Apple's upcoming major OS release may limit compatibility to newer hardware models, sparking debate over device longevity and consumer costs.
Crockett Enters Chris Brown and Usher Into Congressional Record During Concert Appearance
The Texas Democrat's decision to honor Chris Brown, who pleaded guilty to assaulting Rihanna in 2009, sparked online criticism regarding domestic violence history.
Sen. Gallego Criticizes AI Leaders’ Call for Regulation Slowdown as ‘Frankenstein’ Narrative
The Arizona senator argues that pausing development ignores existing societal harms, contrasting with industry calls for moratoriums on frontier model training.
Op-Ed Argues Data Center Panic Is Overblown Amid Infrastructure Debate
A recent analysis in The Hill contends that community concerns over AI data centers' energy and water usage are exaggerated, contrasting with local pushback from residents.
Obama Urges Jeffries to Make AI Oversight Central to Democratic Agenda
Former President emphasizes need for public framework on AI risks, contrasting with Trump's focus on winning global race against China.