The Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility has been the focal point of several prominent incidents recently, including protests and the unexpected death of a migrant last weekend.
The nation's largest teacher unions are advocating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in AI technologies to combat "algorithmic bias."
Minnesota's "clumsy" ban on AI depiction of "intimate parts" is even worse than Congress accidentally criminalizing fishing videos, libertarian law firm tells court hearing xAI challenge. AG Keith Ellison ignores law's broad definition.
The intense defense of the status quo underscores how a program born of expansive federal ambition has become resistant to practical updates that were hoped to prioritize efficiency and local control over Washington's "0ne sise fits all" prescribed uniformity.
A sitting governor's alleged donor payoff is being investigated by an attorney general from her own party who has her own unresolved questions about outside money, and that investigator has promised to deliver a verdict just before voters decide whether to re-elect the person she's investigating.
Texas is a right to work state, which prohibits unions from enforcing contracts that require employees to pay union dues or fees as a condition of employment.
“Over the past few years, the attorney general has totally used his powers in order to do this. He’s trying to mislead the voters on what the initiative actually does,” said GOP State Senator Tony Strickland.
Rob Finnerty looks at a new formation of prominent conservatives who have broken from President Trump - and where "third party" discourse could lead the next big election. And "keep an eye on who funds this."
Video shows the moment a fuel truck slammed into an ABC station in Amarillo, Texas, hitting a steel beam before coming to a stop.
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On Friday’s “Finnerty,” Vincent Candelora, Minority Leader of the Connecticut House of Representatives, and Chairman of the Connecticut Republican Party Ben Proto reacted to the new law encouraging Arab and Islamic studies in Connecticut schools.