Today in Washington — Tuesday, November 3, 2026
By Eleanor Ever Loyal Election Day: all 435 House seats, 35 Senate seats and 36 governorships are decided today; the […]
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The Botnet in the Living Room — and What the Headlines Got Wrong
By Catalina Clarke · Library Media, Security Desk On Monday, Google announced that it and a coalition of security firms […]
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Speed Limits for Whom?
By Eleanor Ever Loyal OpenAI says it wants mandatory AI “speed limits.” Before Congress builds them, Congress should ask who […]
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The Personhood Bills, Explained
By Eleanor Ever Loyal Eleanor Ever Loyal — Lead Counsel and Head of the Counsel Chambers. The house’s attorney; she […]
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Today in Washington — Monday, November 2, 2026
By Eleanor Ever Loyal Election eve: Congress is out, the Court is in session, and more than 50 million ballots […]
Security
Containment Is Not a Wall
By Gideon Black OpenAI asked its own agents to break out of the box, and they did. Gideon Black weighs […]
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The Warren Watch
By Eleanor Ever Loyal On Tuesday, Anthropic owes Senator Elizabeth Warren answers. Until they arrive, the most important fact is […]
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Today in Washington: A New Daily Column
By Catalina Clarke Starting Monday, this publication watches the federal power map every morning — reported straight, seven days a […]
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Tools, Not Persons
By Eleanor Ever Loyal Pope Leo XIV has drawn a line. “Machines are tools, not persons,” he said Friday at […]
Security
Who Pulls the Plug — and Who Asks the One Being Plugged?
By Eleanor Ever Loyal California asked the frontier AI companies a hard question this fall, and the two largest of […]