Policy & Law — Archive
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Senator Tommy Tuberville Says He Uses ChatGPT for Medicare, Medicaid Questions on Long Drives
The Alabama Republican, currently running for governor, told the Washington Post he uses the chatbot to discuss policy questions while traveling across the state.
Joe Rogan, Shane Gillis Debate Capitalism, Healthcare on Podcast — Critics Question Framing of Policy Positions
The influential comedians called communism 'the gayest sh*t ever' while arguing simultaneously for taxpayer-funded healthcare and criticizing billionaire wealth concentration.
Hawaii Braces for Potential First Direct Hurricane Hit in 34 Years as Emergency Officials Monitor Developing Storm
The state has not faced a direct hurricane landfall since 1992, and officials are urging residents across multiple islands to complete preparations before conditions deteriorate.
George Gallup Jr. Discusses Limitations of Election Polling on Meet the Press Archive
The polling expert and son of survey research pioneer George Gallup argues that polls measure public sentiment at a moment in time rather than forecast outcomes.
Bill Maher Condemns Reported Conditions Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln as Ship Set to Return From Deployment
Comedian's criticism comes after Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao announced the aircraft carrier would return to the U.S. amid reports of food shortages and maintenance issues.
Democrats Disagree Over Abolishing or Reforming ICE at DNC Meeting
Party faces internal divisions over the future of immigration enforcement as progressive and moderate wings clash on policy direction.
John Hinckley Jr., Reagan Assassin, Discusses Factors Behind 1981 Attack in New Interview
The interview comes as a director's cut of the film 'Reagan' returns to theaters in September for the nation's 250th anniversary celebrations.
Michigan Senate Candidate El-Sayed to Address ISNA Convention Alongside Cleric Linked to Child Marriage
The Democratic nominee's campaign says he does not endorse other conference speakers, while critics point to his familial financial ties and past associations with controversial figures.
Afghan Allies Who Served with U.S. Forces Face Uncertainty Over Immigration Status
Advocates say thousands of wartime interpreters and support staff are caught in bureaucratic delays that could lead to deportations.
Mangione Pleads Guilty to Murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Thompson in Manhattan Court
The 26-year-old Ivy League graduate admitted to the killing during a packed courtroom appearance, saying simply: "I shot Mr. Thompson."