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Drive to Decision Day

NBC News took a road trip along I-80, hitting some of the most competitive congressional districts to find out what’s driving people’s votes in the midterms.

Cruz blocks push by Democrats to unanimously pass AI safety bill

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) blocked an effort by Democrats on Tuesday to pass legislation creating an AI safety panel tasked with evaluating and creating enforceable standards for frontier models. Cruz, who chairs the Senate Commerce Committee, objected to an attempt by Sens. Mark Warner (D-Va.), Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) and Andy Kim (D-N.J.) to pass the…

Jack Smith spars with GOP senators

Plus: ⚾The road to the World Series begins today {beacon} It’s Tuesday. Are the VMAs old news? Anyone else still seeing Yung Lean and GENER8ION’s performance on stage? Absolutely mesmerizing. In today’s issue: RFK Jr., Vance at MAHA Summit Jack Smith faces questions Protect College Sports Act passes Senate MLB playoffs, NHL season…

Trump extends red state midterm tour to Nebraska

The Republican National Committee announced Tuesday that President Trump will headline a rally in Nebraska, marking the latest stop in his upcoming swing of red states over the next week. Trump will make a stop in the city of Grand Island, located in central Nebraska. The state, known as a red stronghold, is home to…

Trump Accounts architect leaving Treasury for private sector: Report

Luke Pettit, the architect of the Trump administration’s new investment accounts for children, is reportedly departing the Treasury Department for the private sector. Pettit will leave the department in October, Axios reported Tuesday. The Hill has reached out to the Treasury Department for comment. An assistant secretary overseeing financial institutions, Pettit has been with the…

Media freedom perceptions hit record low: Survey

A new poll found that Americans’ perceptions of media freedom hit a record low, reaching its lowest point since pollsters started asking the question almost 20 years ago. Gallup released a poll Tuesday showing that 69 percent of Americans believe there is a lot of media freedom in the U.S. The new figure is 6…