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Trump Signs Executive Order to Block State AI Regulations — REUTERS / pwu404

Executive Orders of Donald Trump · United States

Trump Signs Executive Order to Block State AI Regulations

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U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday aimed at blocking states from crafting their own regulations for artificial intelligence, directing the Attorney General to create a task force to challenge state laws and the Commerce Department to compile a list of problematic regulations. See the Story

Environmental groups warn PERMIT Act may increase pollution in waterways

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Environmental groups warn PERMIT Act may increase pollution in waterways

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Lawmakers in Washington are expected to vote on the PERMIT Act, a bill that could change how water pollution is regulated across the country.See the Story

In Reversal, Moore Funds Climate Change Study He Previously Vetoed

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In Reversal, Moore Funds Climate Change Study He Previously Vetoed

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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is allocating nearly $500,000 to study the costs of climate change in the state — just months after he cited cost concerns as he vetoed a bill to spend almost the same amount of money for the same study.See the Story

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