DAILYCALLER (Ireland Owens) - GOP Lawmakers Putting ‘Criminal’ Birth Tourism Industry Under Microscope
‘corrupt our culture’
DAILYCALLER (Sean Moran) - AI Usage Is Soaring, But Americans Still Want Humans To Be In Control
‘Wanting a human in the loop’
WASHINGTONPOST (Sammy Westfall) - Wisconsin lawmaker says he swam to safety after emergency plane landing
Rep. Tom Tiffany, the GOP nominee for governor, said the pilot made an emergency water landing after the plane lost power and they both swam to land.
WASHINGTONPOST (Karen Tumulty) - This candidate won a stunning upset. His life before that is even less likely.
David Crowley had a surprising path to becoming his party’s nominee for governor of Wisconsin. His life before that was even more unlikely.
WASHINGTONPOST (Patrick Marley, Laura Meckler) - The new threat election officials fear: Trump’s federal government
With seven weeks until Election Day, officials are preparing for seized ballots, troops at the polls and a postal system that could reject ballots by the batch.
WASHINGTONPOST (Teo Armus, Michelle Gustafson) - We asked dozens of people what they want from Democrats. Here’s what they said.
At a rest stop off Interstate 95, voters said they are starting to set aside their frustrations to coalesce around the party’s midterm candidates.
AXIOS (Donica Phifer) - Johnson calls for AI solutions but says Congress won't take the lead
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said Sunday that Congress won't lead the charge on regulating AI safety . Why it matters: Calls for AI companies to adopt safety protocols reached a fever pitch this week, prompting the four biggest AI labs to endorse slowing their models' development. Driving the news: Johnson was urged this week to cancel the House recess and bring representatives back to D.C. to pass a law on AI safeguards. - During a Sunday appearance on CNN's "State of the Union," Johnson said Congress intervening isn't the answer and that AI companies can halt their work at any time. - We have to "resist Congress jumping in and imposing some sort of emergency moratorium. It's got to be done right. Safely. Wisely." What they're…
WASHINGTONPOST (Washington Post readers) - The 98-year-old activist who always felt ‘dandy,’ and other lives we’ve lost
A car salesman who became a teacher. An actor with a talent for drawing LBJ. Intimate obituaries, in 150 words or less.
WASHINGTONPOST (Dan Simmons) - Wasps are chasing Midwesterners indoors. What’s behind the surge?
Pest-control companies have been flooded this year with requests to remove nests.
WASHINGTONPOST (Todd Frankel) - It’s the most common aviation accident. But how to stop it?
The crash in Miami highlights the unusual challenges of a runaway plane.