Daily Beast's Reese Gorman previews the week ahead in Washington as Congress and the White House try to avoid a government shutdown, and Hedgehog CEO John Matze discusses his new social media platform that aims to encourage more civil discourse.
The Supreme Court hears oral argument in Moody v. NetChoice, a case on whether states can restrict content moderation on social media. This case stems from a Florida law.
The Supreme Court hears oral argument in NetChoice v. Paxton, a second case on whether states can restrict content moderation on social media. This case stems from a Texas law.
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo discusses the CHIPS and Science Act and investments in technology at an event hosted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Pentagon Press Secretary Pat Ryder briefed the media on DOD's new report on Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's failure to immediately notify top officials about his recent hospitalization.
Housing officials from New York and Montana discussed shortage challenges during an event hosted by the Pew Charitable Trusts in Washington, DC. Several topics were addressed, including regulatory barriers, suburban growth and infrastructure needs, manufactured housing, and homelessness concerns.
The Senate will consider the nomination of Jacqueline Becerra to be U.S. District Court Judge for Southern Florida. Senator Ben Cardin (D-MD) will deliver the annual reading of Washington's Farewell Adress, which rotates between the parties.
The Hill's Zach Schonfeld on Supreme Court cases on FL & TX laws restricting social media company content moderation, parts of gov't funding expire Friday, Pentagon review finds no 'ill intent' in not fully disclosing Secretary Austin's hospitalization.
Interview with The Hill's Zach Schonfeld on Supreme Court cases on Florida and Texas laws that restrict the ability of social media companies to moderate content, parts of government funding expire at the end of the week, Pentagon review finds no 'ill intent' in not fully disclosing Secretary Austin's hospitalization in January.
The three Republicans vying for the party's nomination in Ohio's 2024 U.S. Senate race -- Matt Dolan, Bernie Moreno, and Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose -- participated in a candidates' forum to share their ideas with voters. Among the topics discussed were immigration, the U.S. economy, former President Donald Trump and reproductive rights. Spectrum News 1 Ohio hosted this forum.
The top four candidates running in California's nonpartisan 2024 U.S. Senate primary participated in a final debate, ahead of the Golden State's election on March 5. Candidates debated topics that included immigration, foreign policy, and artificial intelligence. The top two candidates advance to the general election.
Interview with The Hill's Zach Schonfeld on Supreme Court cases on Florida and Texas laws that restrict the ability of social media companies to moderate content, parts of government funding expire at the end of the week, Pentagon review finds no 'ill intent' in not fully disclosing Secretary Austin's hospitalization in January.
Interview with The Hill's Zach Schonfeld on Supreme Court cases on Florida and Texas laws that restrict the ability of social media companies to moderate content, parts of government funding expire at the end of the week, Pentagon review finds no 'ill intent' in not fully disclosing Secretary Austin's hospitalization in January.
The Supreme Court heard oral argument in NetChoice v. Paxton, a case on whether a Texas law can restrict how social media companies moderate content on their platforms. The original bill, H.B. 20, became law in 2021. The new law included a requirement to notify a user if their content was modified and why. NetChoice, an internet trade association which included social media companies among its members, filed suit in federal district court to stop the law from being implemented. The district court ruled in favor of NetChoice but the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit did not. NetChoice appealed to the nation's highest court and the justices had through June 2024 to issue a ruling. Florida passed a similar law, and it too was being reviewed by the Supreme Court in a separate oral argument.
The Supreme Court heard oral argument in NetChoice v. Paxton, a second case on whether states can restrict content moderation on social media. This case stems from a Texas law.
Pentagon Press Secretary Pat Ryder briefed the media on DOD's new report on Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's failure to immediately notify top officials about his recent hospitalization.
The three Republicans vying for the party's nomination in Ohio's 2024 U.S. Senate race -- Matt Dolan, Bernie Moreno, and Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose -- participated in a candidates' forum to share their ideas with voters. Among the topics discussed were immigration, the U.S. economy, former President Donald Trump and reproductive rights. Spectrum News 1 Ohio hosted this forum.
The top four candidates running in California's nonpartisan 2024 U.S. Senate primary participated in a final debate, ahead of the Golden State's election on March 5. Candidates debated topics that included immigration, foreign policy, and artificial intelligence. The top two candidates advance to the general election.
"We're going to make building hardware sexy again," said Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo as she discussed the CHIPS and Science Act and investments in technology at an event hosted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies. The secretary announced a 20% leading-edge chips production goal by 2030 and highlighted the significance of this goal, stating that "today we are at zero". In addition, she discussed investments in artificial intelligence, supply-chains, and the semiconductor industry workforce.
Pentagon Press Secretary Pat Ryder briefed the media on DOD's new report on Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's failure to immediately notify top officials about his recent hospitalization.
