Corey Olson is a Staff Writer at iHeartRadio. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and education, with a particular focus on elections, energy policy, and legal affairs. Corey has been featured in various outlets including FOX 13 Seattle, The Daily UW, and Snohomish County Tribune newspaper.
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The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) or "super intelligence (SI)" as President Trump now calls it, continues to impact more areas of Americans lives. People are now using AI assistance for driving, cooking, shopping, ordering food, and almost any other daily life task you can think of. In fact, Pew Research has found about half of Americans use AI chatbots, with about 4 in 10 saying they use AI to search for information. So it is not surprising that some people are using AI to help them vote. A new report looks at several Americans who have used AI chatbots to help them decide how they should cast their ballot.
Poll finds a quarter of younger voters would support imposing Sharia law.
The U.S. Supreme Court began an eventful new term this month, but one case in particular has the full attention of the oil and gas industry. It is known as Suncor v. Boulder, and the justices heard arguments on it last week. The case stems from a 2018 lawsuit filed by the city and county of Boulder, Colorado against oil giants ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy. The lawsuit claims the companies deliberately misled the public about their contributions to climate change, and seeks millions of dollars in damages. The stakes of the case are even greater, as there are more than two dozen similar lawsuits pending in other cities and states across the country.
Big banking has finally been exposed for debanking. A new federal report finds that the nine largest U.S. banks--including Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Capital One and Citibank--all denied financial services
With two weeks to go before the midterm elections and early voting now underway in Texas and several other states, voters are being hit with a barrage of polls, most of them negative for Republicans. But one veteran pollster is not buying the negative narrative, and is telling voters not to buy it either. Jim McLaughlin of McLaughlin and Associates tells Newsmax TV
By: Corey Olson
Veteran pollster Jim McLaughlin says 'suppression polls' are designed to hurt GOP turnout.
So much for fleeing Donald Trump's horrible America for a European utopia. Two years after many liberal Americans moved to Europe in the aftermath of the 2024 election, many have found it wasn't what they thought it would be...and they kind of miss the good ol' USA. A Wired Magazine
The Federal Reserve is wrapping up its latest meeting this week with more questions than answers about whether they will raise interest rates. Coming off last month's rate hike, the Fed is still facing stubborn inflation while balancing the broader economy. However, with the midterm elections just a week away, most of the'smart money' believes they will stand pat this time and hold rates steady.
The U.S. military is updating its preparations for a worst-case scenario, as rapid advancements in warfare and global threats have rendered old plans obsolete. Nowadays, there is the threat of drones, AI-powered weapons, cyber attacks, or attacks on the water supply or power grid. To be prepared for a catastrophic event that threatens the homeland, the Pentagon is reportedly developing a modern plan called Fortress. That is
