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New York City Council unveiled a 10-bill package to regulate AI, including a mandatory kill switch, $25,000 per-violation fines, and a first-of-its-kind whistleblower bounty program.
Devin Barrios · Sep 28
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Devin Barrios · Sep 27
Devin Barrios · Aug 16
Devin Barrios · Aug 10
Trump is putting loyal fixer Will Scharf in the White House counsel’s office just as a $400 million ballroom fight and potential Democratic investigations heat up.
Devin Barrios · Aug 10
Black lung was supposed to be a relic. Instead, the black lung crisis in Appalachia is back at 50-year highs, and life-saving silica protections are stuck in court.
Devin Barrios · Aug 9
Hasan Piker tried to turn Michigan’s Senate primary into a referendum on Islamophobia. Instead, Democratic voters backed Abdul El-Sayed on their own terms.
Devin Barrios · Aug 5
The Navy is pouring $76.6 billion into Columbia-class and Virginia-class submarines, testing whether America’s strained shipyards can deliver on a nuclear deadline.
Devin Barrios · Aug 5
The Senate overwhelmingly advanced a stopgap funding bill 89-4, signaling both parties’ desire to avoid an Oct. 1 shutdown while setting up a clash with the House.
Devin Barrios · Aug 4
Rep. Max Miller is refusing to leave his Ohio House race despite abuse allegations, even as Sen. Bernie Moreno urges him to step aside before the ballot deadline.
Devin Barrios · Aug 4
Australia’s world-first ban on social media for under-16s was meant to reset childhood online. New data shows most teens are still scrolling — and Canberra is doubling down anyway.
Devin Barrios · Aug 1
Donald Trump is turning a $1 billion EU fine on Google into a broader fight over trade and tech power, threatening fresh tariffs on European products.
The Current Tribune · Jul 25
The House just voted to curb US Iran war powers, but the Senate quickly moved to protect Trump’s authority — exposing how divided Congress really is on the war.
The Current Tribune · Jul 24
A bruising House hearing on the Delaney Hall ICE detention center and Austria’s decision to turn Hitler’s birthplace into a police station reveal how fiercely governments now contest the spaces that define justice, memory, and state power.
The Current Tribune · Jul 23
Andy Burnham’s decision to dismantle DSIT and redistribute AI and science responsibilities has drawn immediate criticism from peers and industry groups.
The Current Tribune · Jul 22
The government has announced that Oxfordshire and part of Berkshire will be split into three unitary authorities. The headline is clear; the local detail is still to come.
The Current Tribune · Jul 21
Andy Burnham has entered No 10 and immediately reshaped his top team, dismissing senior ministers and appointing John Healey as Chancellor. The new PM pledged change.
The Current Tribune · Jul 21
President Donald Trump used a dramatic appearance at Mount Rushmore on Friday evening to celebrate the United States ahead of […]
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Jul 4