Humans, not regulations, will be most important part of AI technology in U.S.
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The U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence held an open hearing Tuesday afternoon about artificial intelligence (AI).
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House bill seeks to prohibit cosmetics testing on animals in the U.S.
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Legislation was reintroduced Tuesday in the U.S. House that would end safety testing of cosmetic products on animals.
U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger announces support for Freedom to Vote Act
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The Freedom to Vote Act is federal legislation that would build on many of Virginia’s successes to make it easier to vote.
Lawmakers host roundtable discussion on child care crisis in U.S.
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A recent report by the Century Foundation found that the U.S. faces a child care crisis as ARPA funding is set to expire on Sept. 30, 2023.
Bill will foster partnerships, support critical technologies in U.S. military
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The Office of Strategic Capital (OSC) was established in December 2022 at the Department of Defense (DOD).
‘Contraception is essential’: Sen. Kaine and colleagues introduce bill to expand access in the U.S.
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Virginia law requires health insurers to cover up to 12 months of contraception and provides patients the option to pick up a year’s supply.
U.S. Chamber of Commerce lauds Spanberger bill as key to immigration, border security
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has named U.S. Rep. Abigail Spanberger’s Combating Cartels on Social Media Act as one of 15 key bills.
U.S. House Republicans narrowly pass anti-‘woke’ defense spending bill
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The House Freedom Caucus, which can’t define “woke,” but knows it doesn’t like whatever it is, pushed a narrow majority vote on an anti-“woke” military-spending bill on Friday, turning the nearly trillion-dollar defense budget into another social-engineering bargaining chip.
Bill from Kaine, Rubio would block a president from withdrawing U.S. from NATO
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Marjorie Taylor Greene is the latest MAGA Republican with the bright idea to pull the U.S. from NATO.
U.S. Senators: More must be done for servicemembers living in unsafe conditions
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Two U.S. Senators sent letters to the Air Force, Army, Navy, and to the Department of Defense regarding their implementation of privatized housing reforms.
