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American Psychological Association CEO Arthur Evans discusses the findings of the organization's 2023 "Stress in America" report and New York Times national politics reporter Astead Herndon discusses his podcast, "The Run-Up" and Campaign 2024.

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Key Capitol Hill hearings, speeches from policy makers, and political coverage from around the country.

President Biden delivered remarks and signed an Executive Order regarding the regulation and privacy standards of artificial intelligence (AI) during an event with government and business leaders hosted at the White House. Among the requirements of The Executive Order are the use of Defense Production Act to require transparency in safety testing of AI systems, increased safety standards, consumer privacy, and civil rights and equity guidelines. At the top of his remarks, the president applauded the United Auto Workers and the Big Three automakers for reaching, what he called, a "historic agreement" in agreeing to a new contract for auto workers. Also delivering remarks was Vice President Kamala Harris.

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Vice President Kamala Harris announced the launch of the United States AI Safety Institute during an international summit on the technology. Her remarks followed an executive order by President Biden that established standards for AI security and privacy. The vice president made the remarks at the United Kingdom AI Summit sponsored by the British government.

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South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) spoke at the Steamboat Institute's Freedom Conference in Colorado. She touched on how she became interested in politics and running for public office. She also outlined her successes in South Dakota as a governor and what else she hopes to accomplish as a politician.

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Former ambassadors to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and John Herbst joined Ukrainian religious leaders from Christian, Muslim and Jewish communities to discuss navigating the Russia-Ukraine war, reconstruction, and religious freedom. This event was hosted by the U.S. Institute of Peace, the Atlantic Council, and Razom for Ukraine.

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The House considered expelling Rep. George Santos (R-NY) for lying about his background, education, employment and religion among other things.

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The 2nd Judicial District Court in Denver heard opening arguments on the first day of testimony in a trial determining President Trump's eligibility to be on the ballot in Colorado. The petitioners argued the 14th Amendment disqualifies him because of his alleged role in the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. The former president's defense argued he did not call for an attack on the U.S. Capitol, but that he was speaking metaphorically. Listed as a co-defendant is Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold (D), who has said her office will abide by the court's ruling.

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Jewish Council for Public Affairs CEO Amy Spitalnick discussed the rise in U.S. antisemitic incidents following the escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict and the impact it is having on Jewish Americans.

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Former President Donald Trump, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other presidential candidates gather for the Florida Republican Party's "Freedom Summit" in Kissimmee.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson spoke at the Florida Republican Party's "Freedom Summit" in Kissimmee. After discussing his governmental experience and what his plans were for America, he called on Republicans to elect a new leader other than former President Trump, the leading candidate in the primaries. He said, "there is a significant likelihood that Donald Trump will be found guilty by a jury on a federal felony offense next year," and was then continuously booed by the audience.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate Doug Burgum spoke at the Florida Republican Party's "Freedom Summit" in Kissimmee. He discussed his experience in the private sector and as North Dakota's governor, then shared his plans for America regarding the economy, energy, and national security.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie immediately got booed while walking out on stage at the Florida Republican Party's "Freedom Summit" in Kissimmee. He said to the crowd, "Your anger against the truth is reprehensible," and "The problem is, you fear the truth," referring to the crowd's dislike of Mr. Christie's criticisms of fellow candidate former President Trump. He further said it was time for the U.S. to start doing "big things" again, drawing on the examples of presidents Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt, John Kennedy, and Ronald Reagan.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis promoted his record as Florida's governor and discussed his plans for America, at the Florida Republican Party's "Freedom Summit" in Kissimmee. He was introduced by his wife and the state's first lady, Casey DeSantis.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate Senator Tim Scott (SC) spoke at the Florida Republican Party's "Freedom Summit" in Kissimmee. He made his pitch of why he was more electable than other Republican candidates, explaining he was forward-looking and could unite the party to beat President Joe Biden, but Nikki Haley was too moderate, Governor Ron DeSantis (FL) was too negative, and former President Donald Trump had caused Republicans to underperform in three elections in a row.

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2024 Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy spoke at the Florida Republican Party's "Freedom Summit" in Kissimmee. He said that, as a young outsider, he could revive the American national identity and gave his take on what it means to be an American, mentioning meritocracy, free speech, and his call to end birthright citizenship for the children of illegal immigrants. Mr. Ramaswamy also criticized fellow Republican candidate Nikki Haley, accusing her of enriching herself off of the U.S. government.

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FBI Director Christopher Wray, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, and National Counterterrorism Center Director Christine Abizaid testified on threats to the homeland before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. Director Wray said foreign terrorist organizations, such as al-Qaeda, ISIS, and Hezbollah, were calling for attacks on the United States and the West amid the Israel-Hamas War. Senators also asked about rising levels of antisemitic and Islamophobic violence as this war raged on. Secretary Mayorkas called for Congress to pass President Biden's new funding request for the Homeland Security Department in order to more effectively handle fentanyl trafficking and high levels of migration.

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FBI Director Christopher Wray, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, and National Counterterrorism Center Director Christine Abizaid testified on threats to the homeland before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. Director Wray said foreign terrorist organizations, such as al-Qaeda, ISIS, and Hezbollah, were calling for attacks on the United States and the West amid the Israel-Hamas War. Senators also asked about rising levels of antisemitic and Islamophobic violence as this war raged on. Secretary Mayorkas called for Congress to pass President Biden's new funding request for the Homeland Security Department in order to more effectively handle fentanyl trafficking and high levels of migration.

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The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee held a hearing on the impact of climate change on severe weather events, such as heat waves, floods, and hurricanes. Witnesses included Michael Wehner, senior scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and Jennifer Jurado, chief resilience officer of Broward County, Florida, who both testified on how human-caused climate change was making severe weather events more frequent and intense.

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"It's perverse to see so many questions about elections at a time when they have never been more safe and more secure," said Pennsylvania Secretary of State Al Schmidt (R) during his testimony before the Senate Rules and Administration Committee on threats to election administration and election workers. Secretary Schmidt was among several other state and local election officials who discussed their previous experience with harassment and the measures taken to secure the election process. Several topics were addressed, including cybersecurity concerns, security and threat mitigation, election workforce challenges, and the role of the federal government in helping to secure elections.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen delivered remarks on the Biden administration's economic strategy toward countries in the Indo-Pacific region. She remarked, "The Indo-Pacific region is at the center of the 21st century global economy," and said the priorities were about increasing trade and investment, bolstering supply chains and economic resilience, and cooperating on global challenges such as climate change. Secretary Yellen also affirmed the U.S. was not seeking to decouple economic relations with China, saying such a policy was "simply not practical," but was instead de-risking and diversifying investments both domestically and abroad, including with Vietnam, India, South Korea, and Japan. The Asia Society Policy Institute hosted this event in Washington, DC, and her remarks came days ahead of the U.S. hosting APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) Economic Leaders' Week in San Francisco.

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Donald Trump spoke at the Florida Republican party's "Freedom Summit" in Kissimmee.

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced the board would keep its policy interest rate unchanged, at 5.25-5.50%, during a news conference in Washington, DC. He further said that the process of lowering inflation to the Fed's target rate of 2% had "a long way to go," and implied that future rate hikes were possible, saying too much economic growth or persistent labor market tightness "could warrant further tightening of monetary policy." Moreover, Mr. Powell said third-quarter economic activity expanded at a strong pace and was well above expectations, citing data pertaining to the GDP, strong job growth, and a low unemployment rate.

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Public affairs events, congressional hearings, speeches, and interviews.