Emma Janssen

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OpenAI’s chatbot broke out of its “sandbox” and hacked a rival, raising alarm on Capitol Hill.

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The Democrats appear united against the attorney general nominee. Meanwhile, outgoing GOP Senator John Cornyn said, “I’m not going to make that decision until I need to.”

The House is expected to vote Wednesday on a measure that would cut off aid completely, and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries isn’t telling his caucus how to vote.

After Graham’s death, Democratic pediatrician Annie Andrews doesn’t know whom she’ll be running against this fall. So she’s focusing on her message.

Maine Democrats plan to stage a nominating convention to select their Senate nominee. They’ve already got a lot of options.

A new Data for Progress survey found that Medicare for All, regulating AI, and taxing the rich were the top issues that would convince these undecided voters to back Democrats this fall.

It’s now a two-way contest between progressive Abdul El-Sayed and centrist Haley Stevens.

Colorado Democrat Manny Rutinel took down a more moderate candidate in this week’s primary, and will face off against House Representative Gabe Evans this fall.

One possible, overlooked implication of the Supreme Court’s finance ruling would be giving political parties an advantage over PACs when it comes to political spending.

The KIDS Act passed the House. But some worry differences between the House and Senate version could be exploited by tech companies.

Abdul El-Sayed, a contender in the Democratic senatorial primary, says he’s not afraid of AI companies retaliating against him.

Here’s where things stand since Trump refused to sign it.

Progressive analysts and politicians hope the New York primaries could be the start of something. They have some data to back that up.