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A new poll finds many Americans are worried that AI models could be used by other countries to harm humans ahead of the midterms. The report presents the polling numbers and notes an upcoming breakdown of the data.
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Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey said he has "no ceiling" on his ambitions, including becoming prime minister, and defended backing the Jackdaw gas field as compatible with climate goals. He ruled out coalitions with Reform UK or the Conservatives and argued the Lib Dems can exploit a fragmented right at the next election.
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A crypto super PAC, Fairshake, plans to spend $30 million in Ohio to oppose former Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown’s bid to return to the Senate against incumbent Republican Sen. Jon Husted. The spending follows the Senate failure of the crypto-backed Clarity Act and could affect a race key to partisan control of the Senate.
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Sen. John Barrasso said Republicans need to do more to address affordability ahead of the midterms, citing concerns from Wyoming ranchers and farmers. He touted the GOP tax law and permitting reform while deflecting on Trump’s proposed $5,000 dividends amid polling showing voter anger over the economy and inflation.
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Sen. Gary Peters announced he will lead USC's Center for the Political Future after his final Senate term, working alongside Republican strategist Mike Murphy. The report also notes his retirement and the competitive Michigan Senate race to succeed him.
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A Texas cattle rancher tells 60 Minutes that the development of AI data centers threatens his livelihood and could influence how he votes in the next election. The CBS News item is a brief teaser for the interview.
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A CBS News segment features Republican and Democratic strategists discussing artificial intelligence as an emerging issue for midterm voters. The brief item reports that AI is quickly becoming a key voter concern without taking an ideological position.
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The article argues that election technology outages and AI-generated impersonation attempts should not be confused with a compromised election. It outlines continuity planning, backup procedures, and legal boundaries that election officials can use to keep voting lawful when prevention fails.
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The headline promotes a Daily Mail voting intention tracker that claims to show which party is on course to win the next UK general election. The article text itself consists only of navigation elements and contains no substantive reporting or analysis.
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The Liberal Democrats are calling for one-to-one midwife care and additional consultants after party analysis of NHS figures indicated record levels of severe childbirth injuries in England. Leader Ed Davey pledged £600m a year for maternity services and criticised what he called a national safety scandal, while the government pointed to a forthcoming maternity action plan and Labour accused him of hollow words.
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Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar warned President Trump that his immigration crackdown is hurting the GOP’s standing with Hispanic voters and blamed his advisers. She spoke after releasing an ad saying Latino voters feel betrayed, while acknowledging Trump’s 2024 gains with Hispanic men. The report also notes her past criticism and later praise of Trump’s Venezuela oil deal.
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A CBS Weekend News index page with navigation links and featured headline snippets about global threats affecting the U.S. economy as midterms approach, and record diesel prices squeezing farmers. The page contains no substantive article body.