The Brutalist Report

Politico

• Trump denies orchestrating plane switch: ‘It’s only up to Secret Service’ [13d]
• Xavier Becerra wants to give Californians a free electricity ‘power hour’ [13d]
• Paramount warns it’s considering leaving California over antitrust fight [13d]
• Key primaries test both parties [13d]
• David Crowley defeats democratic socialist Francesca Hong in Wisconsin governor primary [13d]
• Nail-biter in Wisconsin tops primary slate [13d]
• Steve Hilton slams AI leaders in their home state as he runs to lead it [13d]
• America’s allies doubt US negotiating tactics in Israel after Netanyahu rejected peace plan [13d]
• OpenAI: AI policy will still be made in the states [13d]
• Top OpenAI exec: ‘We have real work to do’ on data centers [13d]
• For months, the administration laid low on vaccines. On Monday, Trump went there. [13d]
• Bonta: Paramount 'eager' for a settlement [13d]
• Pelosi: Those who knew of Biden’s decline ‘should have acted’ [13d]
• Swarming jellyfish overrun French nuclear plant on same date 2 years in a row [13d]
• POLITICO's The California Agenda: Sacramento Summit [14d]
• Trump administration employees can use TikTok again [14d]
• Trump lambasts pied-à-terre tax he will likely have to pay [14d]
• Former Marine held in Russia for 4 years has been freed, Trump says [14d]
• POLITICO goes live from Sacramento [14d]
• Penn Station overhaul may finally be within reach. But Trump’s influence is making Dems uneasy. [14d]
• The AI industry won a primary fight. Now its target is inspiring lawmakers nationwide. [14d]
• AI labs want to slow down risky model testing. It may be too late. [14d]
• ‘Jumping around Congress’: Democrats brace for Wall Street regulators’ coming crypto plans [14d]
• Progressives could score a huge Wisconsin win Tuesday. Some national figures don’t want to touch it. [14d]