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The FTC is expected to issue demands for information and compel testimony from executives at the country's leading AI companies.

Raman said she sympathized with "boycott, divestment, and sanctions" movements, while Bass said she'd oppose such legislation in City Hall.

The GOP senator had suggested the administration should "adjust" its strategy but accused the media of "twisting my words to score political points."

The approval comes less than two weeks after Zohran Mamdani said the clearance process was ongoing and described the timeline as typical.

The president's announcement comes as Republicans are facing a narrow race for the Last Frontier's Senate seat.

Hegseth will deliver the 3:00 p.m. address to the military from Quantico, Virginia at the Marine Corps Base Quantico.

Islamic Society of Milwaukee President Salah Sarsour plans to appeal the ruling as he fights his removal from the country, where he has no criminal record.

The Ratepayer Protection Act, a bill meant to shield consumers from energy costs tied to data centers, fell short in the Senate.

The Federal Reserve's watchdog found the institution did not "effectively manage" its renovations of the central bank's headquarters under Jerome Powell.

Newsom has positioned himself as a prominent opponent of Trump's immigration policies as he's being eyed as a top 2028 presidential contender.