Trump’s 2028 mail-vote strategy hinges on a Supreme Court battle over federal versus state control of election mail regulations, with legal experts divided on the outcome.
The Protect College Sports Act faces accusations of racism from civil rights groups, but supporters, including Obama’s brother-in-law, argue it’s essential for athlete education and stability.
Foreign hackers breached two Colorado water utilities, altering critical functions and highlighting a growing threat to national water infrastructure.
An illegal immigrant from Guatemala has been arrested in Indiana for allegedly voting in a federal election, raising concerns about election integrity.
President Trump is establishing an ‘AI Force’ and plans to appoint an AI czar, vowing to accelerate AI growth in the U.S. while using existing laws to address potential issues.
Veterans are suing to block Trump’s proposed 250-foot arch, claiming it will destroy historic sightlines crucial to Arlington National Cemetery and its surrounding landmarks.
Congressman Tom Barrett asserts that socialist ideology, as espoused by his opponent William Lawrence, should be disqualifying for voters in Michigan’s seventh district, citing concerns over public safety, border policy, and radical rhetoric.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposes ’embedded evaluators’ for AI oversight, but the chosen watchdog, METR, and Anthropic’s funding have strong ties to the ‘effective altruism’ movement.
Vice President JD Vance framed the midterms as a battle between ‘common sense’ and ‘pure unadulterated crazy,’ accusing Democrats of radicalism and abandoning traditional values.
Unsealed FBI interviews from December 2008 show President-elect Obama and Rahm Emanuel discussed potential appointees for Obama’s vacated Senate seat with Rod Blagojevich’s administration, including Lisa Madigan, amidst Blagojevich’s claims of a planned deal.
