#Politics

Trump gathered Big Tech CEOs to pledge self-powered data centers, but Americans already face 6% higher energy costs. As midterms approach, AI infrastructure becomes a political liability disguised as innovation.

The White House sparked controversy by opening an Iran strike video with Call of Duty footage. Examining the gamification of government communication and its implications.

A Texas House race reveals how social media creators are reshaping political campaigns. As 2026 midterms approach, the relationship between politicians and digital influencers presents new challenges for campaign strategists.

A Colombian Indigenous community is fielding an AI avatar as their parliamentary candidate, using blockchain for collective decision-making. What does this mean for democracy?

90 political leaders from across the spectrum secretly met in New Orleans to discuss AI's impact on politics. What brought sworn enemies to the same table?

As US-Israeli strikes on Iran loomed, the Pentagon pressured AI firm Anthropic over military use of Claude technology, revealing the growing tension between AI ethics and national security.

China strips CPPCC membership from three generals including inaugural Central Theater Command chief, continuing anti-corruption drive in military ranks.

As AI agents replace human workers across industries, a $125M super PAC targets the lawmaker behind America's first AI safety law. The battle reveals who wins and loses in the AI economy.

OpenAI and Anthropic are pouring millions into the 2026 midterms, turning AI regulation into an electoral battleground. Can democracy survive Big Tech's lobby war?

Comparing Lincoln's Cooper Union address with Trump's 2026 State of the Union reveals the degradation of political discourse and the crisis of democratic rhetoric

Two democracies faced similar threats from populist leaders. One sent their strongman to prison, the other elected him again. What made the difference?

JPMorgan revealed it closed Trump's bank accounts a month after the Capitol attack, highlighting the growing intersection of politics and financial services in corporate risk management.