Pennsylvania Approves Bill To Force Companies To Disclose AI In Ads

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives approved a bill Wednesday that would mandate companies disclose all artificial intelligence-generated content used to sell consumer goods. The legislation, introduced by Democratic State Rep. Chris Pielli, would require AI-generated content — including images, audio, video and text for selling consumer goods — be publicly disclosed, according to a news…

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2A Orgs Pop Champagne Corks Over Unanimous Supreme Court Ruling Paring Back Gun Law

Pro-Second Amendment groups praised the Supreme Court’s unanimous decision Thursday that pared back the applicability of a federal law prohibiting marijuana users from possessing firearms. The Supreme Court ruled Thursday in Hemani v. United States that a regular marijuana user could not be prosecuted under 18 USC 922(g)(3), in a 9-0 decision authored by Associate…

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Trump-Backed Megachurch Pastor Ends Campaign After Texting Scandal With Former Pageant Queen

Megachurch Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer suspended his bid for the U.S. House Wednesday after his intimate texts with a campaign fundraiser surfaced. Lahmeyer left the race the same day as President Trump switched his endorsement away from him to his competitor in the GOP primary election runoff, Oklahoma state Rep. Mark Telford, Politico reported. The Daily…

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Pollster Stands By Rejected Survey Showing Struggling Democrat In Single Digits That He Released Anyway

A Michigan pollster is standing by his decision to release a survey showing a Democratic Senate candidate at 6% — despite a news outlet having rejected it over methodology concerns. Steve Mitchell, a longtime researcher based in the key battleground state, conducted a survey that he claimed to be done on behalf of local news…

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Liberal Justices Join Unanimous SCOTUS Ruling Favoring Pro-Gun Groups — But They Couldn’t Leave Well Enough Alone

Supreme Court Associate Justices Ketanji Brown-Jackson and Sonia Sotomayor indicated in an opinion released Thursday the Supreme Court should overturn a landmark decision. The Supreme Court ruled in Hemani v. United States that a regular marijuana user could not be prosecuted under 18 USC 922(g)(3), in a 9-0 decision authored by Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch….

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