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• How Democrats, who polls predict will flip at least one chamber of Congress in the midterm elections, are preparing to aggressively scrutinize the AI industry (Lauren Feiner/The Verge)

  Democrats, polling to potentially gain control of at least one chamber of Congress in the midterm elections, are preparing to aggressively scrutinize the AI industry, addressing concerns over ethical implications, job displacement, and privacy. This move reflects growing public anxiety and a need for greater oversight and regulation of AI.

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• Barbados-born man, 62, faces deportation after 50 years in Britain

  A 62-year-old London resident, Tony Hall, faces deportation after 50 years in Britain due to a past criminal conviction, highlighting unresolved issues stemming from the Windrush scandal and the 1970s immigration laws.

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• ‘We’ve got four little kids’: JD Vance says he may skip 2028 presidential race

  US Vice President JD Vance has acknowledged that he may not run for president in 2028, citing his wife, second lady Usha Vance, and their four young children as reasons for the decision. Vance, who leads the early Republican race, has not made up his mind about a potential White House bid and described himself as a procrastinator when it comes to major life decisions.

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