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Congress

Pinterest's CEO wrote about child safety online ahead of Pinterest earnings.

Pinterest CEO Bill Ready Discusses Social Media’s A.I. Dilemma in Rare Op-Ed

Pinterest CEO Bill Ready outlined four solutions to social media companies' A.I. dilemma.
By Nhari Djan

What’s Up With Steven Soderbergh’s Social Satire ‘Command Z’?

Soderbergh's new show is political, irreverent and more than a little obtuse.
By Laura Babiak
Shou Zi Chew and Vivian Kao smile for a photo at the Met Gala.

TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew Will Testify in Front of Congress in March

Shou Zi Chew, TikTok's CEO, will testify in front of Congress on March 23. TikTok has been the target of bipartisan attacks in recent months regarding its relationship to ByteDance, its Chinese parent company. 
By Rachyl Jones
Entrance of the Met museum

Met Museum Launches #CongressSaveCulture Campaign for Coronavirus Relief

By Helen Holmes
5G

How Congress Will Slow Down Rural America’s 5G Progress

By Patricia Patnode

World’s Largest Cellphone Event Cancelled as Coronavirus Cases Spike 14K in One Day

By Sissi Cao
U.S. President Donald Trump.

Impeachment 101: What Democrats Would Have to Do to Remove Trump

By Donald Scarinci

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Will Be Bartending Tonight in New York

By Helen Holmes

BAM’s Reimagining of ‘La Susanna’ Casts a Scholarly Eye on Sexual Violence

By Helen Holmes

Could Stephen Miller Be Forced to Testify Before Congress?

By Davis Richardson
By removing the power of Congress to allocate federal funding to American taxpayers, the legislative branch gives up one of its most critical powers and hands it over to the executive branch.

Could the Return of Earmarks Be the Key to Keeping Congress Functional?

By Patrick Hillmann

Can You Believe? The ‘Queer Eye’ Guys Are Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s New Best Friends

By Helen Holmes

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Channels Trump to Discredit Politico’s ‘Junk Articles’

By Davis Richardson

Donald Trump Jr. ‘Yawns’ at Adam Schiff’s Probe of Infamous Blocked Call, Says Friend

By Davis Richardson

Nancy Pelosi Scolds Media For Loving Trump: ‘You Just Give Him All Day!’

By Davis Richardson

These 7 Democrats Used Jack Dorsey’s Twitter Hearing to Troll Republicans

By John Bonazzo

Laura Loomer’s Outburst Drowned Out by Auctioneer at Twitter Hearing

By John Bonazzo

Sheryl Sandberg Educates, Mollifies Congress in Almost Perfect Testimony

By John Bonazzo

Congressional Candidate Fights Boston Globe’s Use of Gamer Photo

By John Bonazzo

Congressmen Love Talking About Tech Companies—But Don’t Understand How They Work

By John Bonazzo
WASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 14: Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) joins fellow Republicans for a news conference following the weekly GOP policy luncheon in the U.S. Capitol November 14, 2017 in Washington, DC. Senate Republicans are considering including a repeal of the Obamacare individual mandate as part of their proposed tax cut and reform legislation, which they want to pass the week after the Thanksgiving holiday. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Senator North Korea Loves the Least Pushes Bill Trump Will Hate the Most

By Bridget Johnson

Lawmakers Seek to Rein in Powers of Federal Immigration Agents Under Trump

By Madina Toure

John McCann Wins GOP Primary in New Jersey’s 5th District

By Christian Hetrick
Assemblyman Jay Webber (R-Morris) is running for the seat being vacated by retiring Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-11).

Jay Webber Wins GOP Primary in New Jersey’s 11th District

By Christian Hetrick
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