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White House scrambles to tame AI fears 

From the outset of President Trump’s second term, the White House has promoted a pro-innovation, light-touch stance on AI regulations, prioritizing the U.S.’s competitive standing against other countries. AI battles in the White House and Congress have focused largely on efforts to preempt state AI laws deemed overly restrictive as a result.  

Virginia redistricting ruling deals blow to Democrats’ midterm hopes 

The Virginia Supreme Court on Friday dealt a blow to Democrats’ hopes of flipping the House this fall, throwing out the redistricting referendum that was set to give Democrats a midterm boost. The Virginia court’s decision invalidates the state’s newly adopted congressional map, which would’ve expanded Democrats’ expected edge from 6-5 to 10-1. The ruling does not erase

Relay for Life fundraises for cancer research

There was a time before COVID when Relay for Life was held in multiple communities around Youngstown. Hundreds of people would show up to honor cancer survivors, paying tribute by walking for 24 hours.