Majority of Americans concerned about AI spreading false information in 2024 election
A new poll reveals that 58 percent of American adults think that AI tools will increase the spread of false information in the 2024 election.
A new poll reveals that 58 percent of American adults think that AI tools will increase the spread of false information in the 2024 election.
Glenn Youngkin, in 10 words on ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday, just ensured that he won’t be the 2024 Republican presidential nominee, no matter what happens Tuesday night.
Before the Lewiston, Maine, spree shooting suspect began voicing plans to “shoot up” his community, there was already a red flag that he might someday commit a mass shooting.
Heads probably turned as we entered the early 1900s red brick town house in Warrenton on a warm September morning. It happened to be the headquarters of the Fauquier County Republican Committee.
Tommy Tuberville has been a threat to our national security with his one-man blockade of military nominations for months.
As a Virginia resident and a veteran, I’ve studied the congressional dueling bills on health care for veterans and highly recommend all those who served in the armed forces do the same.
Three bills in the U.S. Senate would make it easier for Americans to register to vote and update registration status.
We have arrived at the dystopian future depicted in the 2005 film V for Vendetta, which is no future at all.
The report from VPM News that told us the Youngkin administration had improperly removed 270 Virginia voters from the voter rolls turned out to be a dramatic underestimate.
In the majority decision in Dobbs, Justice Alito purported that the electoral and political process are a sufficient antidote to the Court’s stripping away of privacy rights. Women got the message, loud and clear.
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