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Saudi Arabia shot a good round this week
PGA flip-flops on LIV, White House praises relations
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The Senate is dialing up its AI work — but taking its time
Lawmakers are lining up hearings and briefings, but legislation may not be imminent.
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Where the latest GOP candidates stand on abortion
We checked in with Mike Pence, Chris Christie and Doug Burgum.
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Virginia wants to break up with RGGI but in Pennsylvania, it's complicated
Two developments this week are fueling the debate over the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.
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Proposed SEC cyber regulations draw mixed reviews
The proposals are the latest battleground over government cybersecurity mandates.
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The House GOP stalls out
In today’s edition … What we’re watching: More SCOTUS opinions … Britain’s pitch to America … Comer cancels Wray contempt hearing … The latest on the Mar-a-Lago documents investigation … but first …
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Republican presidential contenders are taking aim at Silicon Valley
Ron DeSantis and other 2024 hopefuls are making tech a major target.
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How Merck intends to fight Medicare drug price negotiation
Merck is the first to sue the federal government over the law passed in August.
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Senators eye carbon border tax to combat climate change, counter China
Their goal is to impose fees on imports from countries not significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Cyberdefenders respond to hack of file-transfer tool
This time around, things could get worse before they get better.
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McCarthy’s debt deal dilemmas
In today’s edition … House Democrats to push expanded Child Tax Credit as tax battles are set to heat up … What we’re watching: Witness expected to appear before Miami grand jury investigating Trump … The day of the mild-mannered heartland Republican is here … Dem group pushes debt limit fight as GOP liability … The GOP’s oversight of the District continues … but first …
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