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The US Department of Homeland Security removed a controversial poster featuring an Indian-origin trucker after significant backlash from lawmakers who criticize

Lawmakers are calling for regulation of Artificial Intelligence following warnings about its potential threat to humanity.

Lawmakers are expressing concerns about the risks of artificial intelligence after a former Anthropic employee warned that AI could cause human extinction by 20

New York City lawmakers questioned Lisa Gelobter, the official in charge of the city's 911 system technology, regarding an outage that impacted nearly 1,700 cal

Lawmakers are intensifying calls for legislative action on AI safety after a former Anthropic AI researcher warned that unchecked AI models could destroy the wo

Meta reportedly failed to detect hundreds of AI-generated child abuse ads, some of which used images of real children, prompting lawmakers to announce an invest

A bipartisan group of lawmakers is demanding an explanation from the U.S. Army after the Pentagon reportedly shut down training for an elite drone unit in Europ

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to face lawmakers for the first time since taking office on July 20, after an extended summer recess, following his promis

The Swiss finance minister, Karin Keller-Sutter, has criticized lawmakers for a compromise proposal regarding UBS capital plans, stating it favors the bank over

California lawmakers have passed new restrictions preventing former federal immigration agents from being hired for many state and local government jobs, and al

AI is being used by companies for personalized pricing, also known as surveillance pricing, where data like IP addresses or language preferences determine speci

California lawmakers have voted to change the state's childhood sex abuse law, which had previously led to billions of dollars in payouts from local governments

Taiwanese lawmakers have approved a $7.6 billion drone budget, backed by opposition parties, as the threat from China grows, after rejecting a proposal from Pre

Meta's recent settlement could mark a significant turning point in efforts to regulate Big Tech, as social media giants face increasing pressure from global reg

Senators Dick Durbin and Bill Cassidy are working to prevent a projected 22% cut to Social Security benefits, which is anticipated to affect millions of benefic

Police seized a guillotine from a truck parked near the Capitol and arrested a California man, amidst growing concerns over increased threats against lawmakers

Lawmakers are urging Governor Hochul to block ICE from using an upstate warehouse as a detention center, following a new state law restricting police cooperatio

G.O.P. lawmakers, who typically avoid criticizing the president, have openly rebuked Trump's plan to increase beef imports, arguing it will harm their constitue

As the global discussion on AI regulation continues, European lawmakers are actively working on managing AI risks while maximizing its benefits.

Lawmakers are considering banning "ghost job" ads, which are roles posted by employers that are never filled or may not even exist, frustrating job seekers.

Lawmakers and 2026 candidates from both political parties are questioning the rapid proliferation of Flock cameras, indicating a potential bipartisan political

Voting is underway for the Bangladesh presidential election, with 349 lawmakers casting ballots between ruling BNP candidate Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir and Col

Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies are investigating a network allegedly linked to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's office, involving a criminal organization led

New York City lawmakers, musicians, and privacy advocates are pushing for stricter regulations on biometric surveillance at public venues like Madison Square Ga