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Eighteen candidates, including Nebraska Democratic challenger Dan Osborn and incumbent U.S. senator Pete Ricketts’s Democratic opponent, agreed to a five-part approach aimed at increasing regulation of artificial intelligence amid growing scrutiny of data centers and related impacts.
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National Farmers Union leaders said a proposed surge in imported beef over the next 90 days would let large meat packers blend cheaper imports with American cattle products without assurances that shoppers would see lower prices.
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Elliotte, who has spoken publicly about battling cancer as a teenager, said a planned duet with Parton has been transformed into a tribute track on his upcoming gospel release.
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The Democratic nominee, James Talarico, said he wants to publicize deposition testimony involving Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton as part of a broader effort to keep attention on Paxton’s prior controversies.
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The Washington Times reports a federal inmate serving time in New York moved forward from the Republican primary for Alaska’s single U.S. House seat, despite no clear Alaska ties cited in the report.
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The judge ruled Wednesday that Texas would not be required at that stage to turn over an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer to Minnesota, allowing Gov. Greg Abbott time to decide whether to comply with the extradition request tied to an alleged assault of a migrant.
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The actor, recently seen on HBO Max’s DC drama Lanterns, has joined the cast of the upcoming movie as Generale Francesco Viscuzo, described as the film’s lead antagonist.
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A federal judge in Texas denied Minnesota’s request to force the extradition of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer accused of shooting a Venezuelan migrant in the leg during the period of “Operation Metro Surge,” leaving the officer housed in Brownsville as the criminal case proceeds.
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A new Marquette Law School Poll finds Democrat David Crowley and Republican Tom Tiffany even among registered voters, reflecting a tight contest for Wisconsin’s chief executive office.
