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3rd CD candidates court Western Slope voters with control of Congress at stake
The race to represent Western and Southern Colorado in Congress may pivot on whether voters view the incumbent as a pragmatist willing to break with his own party or as a reliable vote for the president, even at the expense of his district's interests. That was the fulcrum of Saturday night's Club
3rd CD candidates court Western Slope voters with control of Congress at stake
The race to represent Western and Southern Colorado in Congress may pivot on whether voters view the incumbent as a pragmatist willing to break with his own party or as a reliable vote for the president, even at the expense of his district's interests. That was the fulcrum of Saturday night's Club
Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon to share a stage to promote curbs on AI
At a Washington event, Sanders warned that advanced AI could escape human control and said he plans to introduce legislation with Greg Casar to ban development of “superintelligent” AI. Bannon also called for curbs, including restrictions on exchanges of technology with China and removing Chinese na