Trump ventures into interviews with influencers, targeting young voters
Since June 1, Trump has done at least four interviews with nontraditional media. Trump also participated in a golf challenge with LIV player Bryson DeChambeau on YouTube.
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Senate tees up kids online safety bill for vote next week
The Senate agreed 86-1 to end debate on a legislative vehicle that combines the two measures. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., who had previously objected to the measures, voted to end debate. Sen.
Treasury seeks tighter rules on US investment in China tech
The Treasury Department is considering setting the general computing power threshold at 1 septillion computational operations, or higher, for training of advanced models, the proposal says.
Pressure rises on online retailers to fight fakes
Counterfeits are everywhere, Tillis said at the hearing, recounting the example of a fake bicycle helmet branded as Specialized that cracked when a 180-pound person jumped on it from a 1-foot height.Â
Lawmakers look at data privacy in post-Dobbs world
Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision, abortion prosecution was not a new phenomenon: According to Pregnancy Justice, there were 1,396 criminal arrests for pregnancy-related cases between Jan. 1,
Can Threads replace Twitter as Washington’s political watercooler?Â
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., had 1 million as of Thursday, and Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, had 68,600.
House Republican deficit plan seen as shift in thinking on China
Yellen has said the U.S. could default on its debt as early as June 1 unless lawmakers lift the $31.4 trillion ceiling. Rep.
Bipartisan interest in new deposit insurance cap, but for whom?
Uninsured deposits are held in a small share of accounts but can be a large proportion of banks’ funding, particularly among the largest 10 percent and largest 1 percent of banks by asset size, the agency
Climate credits, IRS funds snarl GOP debt limit talks
The plan includes capping fiscal 2024 discretionary spending at fiscal 2022 levels and limiting annual growth to 1 percent for the remainder of the decade; canceling President Joe Biden’s student loan
States act to curtail kids online, raising pressure on Congress
That law, which goes into effect March 1, 2024, also requires tech companies to give parents access to teenagers’ accounts.Â
Amid Trump 24/7, Biden focuses on business as usual
Biden himself was at a Minnesota plant run by engine manufacturer Cummins on Monday, as the company announced more than $1 billion would be committed to expansion in several states.
TikTok CEO to face skeptical lawmakers in testimony Thursday
The committee approved it 24-16 on March 1.
Congress · 118th Congress
Rep. David Cicilline to resign from Congress
Cicilline announced in a press release Tuesday that he would leave Congress effective June 1 to lead the Rhode Island Foundation as its president and CEO.
Policy · 118th Congress
Little-noticed US funding for China tech sector now draws scrutiny
Corrected 1:18 p.m. | Even as Washington takes a hard line on keeping U.S. technology and data beyond China’s reach, the federal government has thus far been slow to close another channel of technology
Congress · 118th Congress
At ‘fun’ House Science, Lucas sees CHIPS aid as potential model for AI, quantum computing
The NSF’s fiscal 2023 budget is $9.9 billion, up $1 billion from a year earlier. Â
Policy · 118th Congress
Investors focus ESG on contrast between climate words and actions
Shareholder resolutions on corporate political influence made up nearly 1 in 5 proposals under the environmental, social and governance umbrella that were voted on in 2022.