President Trump is betting his presidency — and the future of the GOP — on lightly regulated, fast expansion of AI. Why it matters: Yes, Trump zigs and zags into countless political and diplomatic issues.

A controversial executive order dictating America’s AI policy has MAGA scrambling against the White House and its Special Adviser on AI and Crypto.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) rolled out a new legislative proposal on Thursday to regulate artificial intelligence at the state level, ignoring President Donald Trump‘s calls for a 10-year federal moratorium on state AI laws.

The First Lady is believed to be charging $25 for the seven-hour audiobook, which will have an AI-generated version of her voice, a decision that is already being heavily mocked. Melania has launched a Spanish version of her memoir's audiobook.

President Donald Trump is pro-AI and anti-renewables. But those two stances are increasingly contradictory: Data centers need quick power on the cheap, and that’s exactly what renewables offer.

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise (R-La.) told reporters Tuesday that a sect of Republicans is now “looking at other places” to potentially pass the measure. Other Republicans opposed including the AI preemption in the defense bill, The Hill reported, joining critics who see value in allowing states to quickly regulate AI risks as they arise.

Trump's tariff threats, the bidding war for Warner Bros. Discovery, M&A appetite and AI regulation were also among hot-button topics debated during a Content London session.

The idea sounds similar to Trump's "freedom cities" first pitched in 2023.