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WASHINGTON — It’s hard to miss Rep. Dave Min, D-Calif., on Capitol Hill.
He’s the one zipping along the pathways of Capitol Hill to get to the House chamber.
“When I first told my staff when I first got elected to Congress that I was going to be riding a scooter around, they didn’t love the idea,” said Min as he pulled up to the House steps.
FBI Director Kash Patel's $250 million defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic did little to dampen the disturbing allegations in what he calls its "hit piece" against him - and instead sparked a firestorm of broadsides from his critics.
Federal agencies are engaging in discussions to resolve a lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump and his family over the leak of their tax information to news organizations, according to new federal court filings.
In January, Trump, his two eldest sons and the Trump family business filed a lawsuit against the IRS and the Treasury Department over the unauthorized disclosure, which took place during the first Trump administration.
A congressional subcommittee on Thursday held a roundtable discussion on the potential of artificial intelligence, which took a turn toward the existential as each lawmaker aired their anxieties about the rapidly evolving technology.
Rep. James Walkinshaw, D-Va., expressed alarm that federal workers may be using AI chatbots to handle sensitive government data. Rep. William Timmons, R-S.C., asked whether it should be illegal for AI systems to use someone’s likeness to create pornographic images.
Democratic lawmakers will introduce a bill Wednesday to ban the president, vice president and their families from collecting lawsuit settlement payments from the government.