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By: Amrith Ramkumar, Anthony DeBarros, Eliza Collins
WASHINGTON—Steve Bannon has made a career out of clashing with far-left politicians. But these days, President Trump's former chief strategist has found a common cause with them: opposition to the AI boom.
By: Eliza Collins, Amrith Ramkumar, Anthony DeBarros
The strange political bedfellows are warning about the risks of the AI build-out, an issue animating the left and the right.
The Journal’s reporting showed the Pennsylvania senator shirks many of his duties.
Democratic lawmakers and activists criticized Sen. John Fetterman after a Wall Street Journal report found that the senator had shirked many of his
By: Eliza Collins
President Trump told midterm voters last night to ‘“pretend that I’m on the ballot.” It was a message designed to drive voter turnout from his base, who may not ot
By: Eliza Collins
Hasan Piker, the controversial far-left online commentator, got some airtime during Wednesday’s Republican convention. A photo of Piker in his underwear, pulled from his social media, was posted during a video montage aimed at depicting the left as radical. Piker posted a video of himself reacting t
Democrats’ nominee for Senate in Texas—a longtime Republican state—has been a top target for Republicans during the convention, and there are signs that their focus is justified. On Thursday, the AARP came out with a poll of the Texas Senate race that found James Talarico was leading state Attorney
By: Eliza Collins
Former White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt warned that Democrats are promising to “open our borders, defund our police, and abolish prisons.” While the majority of Democrats do not support such extreme measures, there is a section of the party who have called for those measures. The Democr
By: Eliza Collins
The party is seeking to capitalize on Trump’s unpopularity but has a fundraising shortfall and internal divisions.
Democrats are grappling with several liabilities that risk impeding the momentum they have gained to retake control of Congress.
