The White House Reveals Legislative Framework for Regulating Artificial Intelligence
The White House has introduced a long-awaited national legislative framework aimed at regulating artificial intelligence (AI) to prevent states from enacting their own laws and to promote a federal approach under Donald Trump's administration.
Laken Riley: the case that started with a murder and ended up changing US immigration law
The murder of university student Laken Riley led to significant changes in US immigration law with the introduction of the Laken Riley Act.
Minimum wage in Florida: the project that would allow paying less than US$14 an hour to certain workers
A new proposal in Florida aims to allow certain sectors to pay employees in training less than the state's current minimum wage of $14 per hour to encourage skill development, sparking controversy among lawmakers.
White House unveils its first federal AI framework, pushes Congress to act 'this year'
The White House has introduced its first federal policy framework for artificial intelligence, urging Congress to act swiftly on legislation to create national standards for AI development.
A US senator proposed a law to limit the use of AI in the Pentagon and prevent lethal decisions without human control
US Senator Elissa Slotkin has introduced the AI Guardrails Act of 2026 to establish formal regulations on the use of artificial intelligence in the Pentagon, particularly focusing on lethal autonomous weapons and nuclear weapon control.
US-China split on digital money deepens as stablecoin debate stalls Clarity Act
The US and China are adopting fundamentally different strategies regarding digital currencies, with the US struggling to advance stablecoin legislation amid competition from China's e-CNY.
New bill would bar ICE raids near World Cup matches in US host cities
A New Jersey congresswoman proposed legislation to prevent ICE raids near venues of the upcoming FIFA World Cup in the US to ensure a welcoming environment for fans and attendees.
This scarf reminds the senator why she fights against the voting law that Trump dreams of
Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester reflects on her motivations to oppose new voting legislation during a debate in the U.S. Senate.
Borys Budka: Morawiecki has been sidelined. 'Butter sellers' joke in the EP that we should take the 'scouts' in with us
Borys Budka expresses concerns that President Nawrocki may veto the SAFE legislation, fearing that political interests are prioritized over national concerns.
Good news in the US: the Senate approved a broad bill to facilitate access to housing and reduce costs for millions of Americans
The US Senate has approved a bipartisan bill aimed at improving housing access and reducing costs, although its future remains uncertain due to political tensions.
Republicans add to pressure on Senate majority leader after Trump voter ID bill call β US politics live
Republican Senate majority leader John Thune faces pressure to advance the Save America act, with President Trump insisting on a vote before signing any other legislation.
Trump says he will not sign any other laws until Congress approves election rules project
US President Donald Trump announced he would not sign any new legislation until Congress approves the SAVE AMERICA Act regarding electoral rules.
Trump Faces First Lawsuit Over TikTok Asset Sale Deal
Trump's administration is facing its first legal challenge regarding the structure of the TikTok asset sale in the U.S., with claims of unlawful evasion of congressional legislation intended to ensure separation from China.
AI and Ethics in Times of War: The Conflict that Shapes the Future of Technological Governance
A conflict between Anthropic and the U.S. Pentagon highlights the struggle to set limits on military AI usage amid a lack of clear legislation.
The ruling and opposition parties join hands after a long time... Agreement to process the Special Act on U.S. Investment at the National Assembly on the 12th
The ruling and opposition parties in South Korea have reached an agreement to process the Special Act on U.S. Investment at the National Assembly on the 12th, addressing legal backing for U.S. investments amid international tensions.
Give us the slots. BabiΕ‘ played air traffic controller in the Chamber
Andrej BabiΕ‘ made a humorous analogy comparing the parliamentary process to air traffic control, advocating for the allocation of slots.
Agreement to Process Special Law on US Investment in National Assembly on 12th... βThank youβ βNational Interest Perspectiveβ
South Korea's ruling and opposition parties have agreed to process the Special Law on US Investments in the National Assembly on the 12th, emphasizing its importance for national interests and thanking each other for their cooperation.
US Congress to Debate Trump's War Powers This Week
The US Congress is set to vote on measures to limit President Trump's war powers against Iran this week, amid concerns over his unilateral military actions.
New law to curb ICE mega-centers: what would change this Monday, March 2, and how it impacts migrants
A new law proposed by U.S. senators aims to restrict the establishment of large immigration detention centers by requiring state and local consent.
The Apps Play with Your Brain - This is Why You Lose
Tech giants exploit our brains to keep us addicted to social media, prompting calls for legislative action against their manipulative designs.
Slow Progress on the Special Law for US Investment... Second Committee Meeting Ends 'Empty'
The South Korean National Assembly's special committee on US investment made little progress, resulting in no legislative action during their second full meeting.
Trump rushes out βPlan Bβ tariffs β but will they stick?
Following the US Supreme Courtβs decision to strike down previous tariffs, President Trump quickly announced new tariffs under different trade legislation; however, legal and procedural challenges may limit their effectiveness.
Trump's New Tariffs, Lex Huawei, and OrbΓ‘n's Threats
The podcast discusses new tariffs imposed by Trump, a ruling from the US Supreme Court on the legality of tariffs, and implications for EU relations, as well as cybersecurity legislation in Poland known as Lex Huawei.
"Shoot them into the sea." American legislators want to judge RaΓΊl Castro
American legislators are calling for trials against RaΓΊl Castro for his actions in Cuba.
Debate in the editorial office / The condemnation of Smer voters will not confuse us
Prime Minister Robert Fico is advocating significant changes to laws regarding cooperating defendants in response to a Constitutional Court ruling that halted supportive legislation for accused individuals.
Electoral Alert in Florida: the bill that would change rules for migrants starting January 1, 2027
A legislative proposal in Florida aims to impose stricter criteria for verifying U.S. citizenship for voter registration, set to take effect in 2027.
[Editorial] Investment in the U.S.: Don't Rush, But Don't Be Swayed by Japan's Speed Either
The article discusses South Korea's strategic approach to investing in the U.S. amid pressures from the U.S. and Japan's recent investment commitments.
Schumer pushes bill to give Pride flag same status as US, military flags
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is proposing legislation to officially recognize the Pride flag as a congressionally authorized flag on par with the U.S. flag and military flags.
Miyetti Allah denies terror links, urges intervention over US bill
The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria refutes claims of involvement in terrorist activities in response to a US legislative proposal targeting groups accused of religious freedom abuses.
U.S. House Judiciary Committee: Coupang Sanctions Are for Supporting Korean Businesses... Investigation for Legislation
The U.S. House Judiciary Committee has announced an investigation into the South Korean government's sanctions against Coupang, claiming that they are discriminatory actions aimed at aiding domestic competitors.
United States: A Bill on Religious Freedom in Nigeria and Possible Sanctions
U.S. lawmakers are advocating for a new bill aimed at addressing religious persecution in Nigeria, emphasizing the need to hold the federal government accountable.
[Editorial] The absence of the People Power Party leads to the disruption of the special committee on US investment
The leader of the People Power Party, Jang Dong-hyeok, abruptly did not attend a lunch meeting with President Lee Jae-myung and party leaders, disrupting legislative agreements and reflecting internal party tensions.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs states, βUnlike Japan, the U.S. understands that Korea needs special lawsβ
The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs communicated that while the U.S. has not changed its stance on investment laws, there is an understanding of the need for special legislation in Korea, unlike Japan.
USA: Controversial Plan: House of Representatives Approves Stricter Rules for US Elections
The US House of Representatives has passed a bill requiring stricter rules for voter registration, particularly documentation proving US citizenship.
House passes Save America Act, Trump-backed bill to impose new voting rules
The House of Representatives has passed the Save America Act, proposed by Trump supporters, which aims to introduce stricter voting regulations including proof of citizenship for voter registration and limits on mail-in voting.
U.S. House joins Senate in voting to end tariffs against Canada, but Trump can veto
The U.S. House has voted to end tariffs on Canada, but President Trump is likely to veto the legislation.
US lawmakers unveil bill to tackle Christian persecution in Nigeria
US lawmakers have introduced a bill aimed at addressing Christian persecution in Nigeria and holding the Nigerian government accountable.
Trump allies say they are close to 'total victory' in eliminating US climate legislation
Allies of former President Donald Trump are reportedly close to dismantling the US's historic climate legislation as Republican control looms in Congress.
Senate postponed streaming regulation project after US embassy meeting with lawmakers
Brazil's Senate has postponed legislation regulating streaming in the country following meetings between US embassy representatives and senators.
US Department of Justice Opens Unredacted Jeffrey Epstein Files to Legislators
The US Department of Justice is mandated by the recently passed Epstein Transparency Act to disclose all documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sexual offender.
The US Department of Justice has submitted unredacted J. Epstein cases to legislators
The US Department of Justice has released unredacted documents related to the cases of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein following new transparency legislation by Congress.
Establishment of 'US Investment Implementation Committee' Before Passage of US Investment Special Law... Attempt to Block Tariff Increases
The South Korean government is creating a committee to review investment projects in the US before the passage of a special law aimed at managing strategic investments to prevent potential tariff increases on South Korean goods.
National Assembly forms special committee to process the 'Special Law for US Investment'... Agreement by March 9
South Korea's National Assembly has established a special committee to discuss the 'Special Law for US Investment' in response to US-Korea tariff negotiations, with a deadline for bipartisan agreement set for March 9.
These US states want polluters to pay for the rising insurance costs of climate disasters
Three US states are proposing legislation to allow state prosecutors to sue fossil fuel companies for rising home insurance costs linked to climate disasters.
Korean lawmakers slated to vote on US investment bill in late February or early March
Korea's National Assembly is expected to vote on a special legislation concerning US strategic investments by late February or early March, following an agreement between the ruling Democratic Party and the opposition People Power Party.
Capitol supports mining agenda with $70 billion
Senators have introduced legislation to reauthorize funding for the U.S. Export-Import Bank while seeking to inject an additional $70 billion to support energy and mineral projects, reducing dependence on China.
Yeo Han-gu: The formation of a special committee by the ruling and opposition parties will help with tariff issues
Yeo Han-gu, head of the Trade Negotiation Headquarters, stated that the formation of a special committee by the ruling and opposition parties to process the U.S. investment special law within a month will help prevent tariff increases from the U.S.
Korea-U.S. Energy Investment Concrete Plan 'Different Dreams'... Government Proposes Nuclear Cooperation
The U.S. government is pressing South Korea for energy investments amidst ongoing discussions about a previously agreed $350 billion investment, as the South Korean government deems it premature to discuss specific investment areas before a related bill passes.
Another politician ends career due to Epstein case. He was supposed to leak secret information from the European Union
Former British minister and US ambassador Peter Mandelson is leaving the House of Lords amidst revelations of his close ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, which have prompted the UK government to draft legislation that could strip him of his noble title.
States Review Laws to Sue ICE Agents
Several U.S. states are considering legislation that would allow individuals to sue ICE agents, making it nearly impossible to hold them accountable for misconduct according to reports.