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Senate race slips from GOP's grasp as red state Republicans show no signs of life: reportRepublican Senate nominee Michael Whatley has pulled his campaign off the TV airwaves with under three weeks to go, an unusual step as national Republican groups retreat from North Carolina, according to Politico. AdImpact data shows Whatley has no upcoming broadcast ad time reserved and that his last TV spot ran a week ago . The lull coincides with GOP…
State AGs Sue ChatGPT Maker OpenAI Over 'Willful, Dangerous, Reckless, and Unlawful Conduct'Amid escalating concerns about artificial intelligence from within and beyond the industry and related demands for policymakers worldwide to swiftly enact strong safeguards, attorneys general from eight US states sued ChatGPT maker OpenAI on Wednesday. "OpenAI designed a product to attract young users and keep them engaged for as long as possible so it…
Colombians Defy Presidential Decree 'Criminalizing Protest' in Rallies Against Right-Wing GovernmentColombians took to the streets Wednesday to protest the right-wing government of President Abelardo de la Espriella, denouncing austerity measures, renewed ties with Israel amid its genocidal assault on Gaza, and policies protesters fear will roll back hard-won social and worker rights. The nationwide mobilizations—which are backed by trade unions,…
Stephen Miller privately fears ‘prison cell’ awaits him despite Trump pardons: reportsStephen Miller has privately voiced a fear that pardon power won't be enough to protect him once President Donald Trump leaves office. A new Zeteo profile of the White House deputy chief of staff, highlighted Wednesday by emptywheel's Marcy Wheeler, reported that Miller has told people he believes local and state prosecutors are out to put him in a…