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White House floats executive order to override state AI laws

The White House is floating an executive order to override state AI laws by launching legal challenges and conditioning federal grants after President Trump publicly backed a federal regulation standard,

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White House isn’t giving up on AI regulations ban

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White House prepares executive order to block state AI laws

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Trump Wants to Bar States From Regulating AI Again. A Legal Expert Explains If He Actually Could

Multiple reports indicate a draft executive order reignites the White House’s push for a national AI regulatory framework—and seeks to punish states who implement their own rules.

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Trump team aims to ease legal hurdles to closing government office

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Trump renews effort to block states from regulating AI, raising alarms about safety

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Trump Weighs Executive Order Targeting State AI Laws

Trump called for a federal AI framework in a Truth Social post Tuesday, reiterating a message he has emphasized throughout the year and arguing that overregulation by states could undermine AI and the...

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Trump Weighs Executive Order to Undercut State AI Regulations

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Here’s the Trump executive order that would ban state AI laws

FTC Wields Unique Tools for Antitrust Probe of Glass Lewis, ISS

The Federal Trade Commission’s broad authority to probe unfair competition uniquely positions the agency to investigate two dominant firms that guide shareholder voting at companies’ annual meetings,

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White House Considers Proxy Advisor Executive Order (Plus FTC Mulls Antitrust Action)

According to this WSJ article, the Trump administration is considering an executive order targeting proxy advisors like ISS and Glass Lewis.

Why These Giant Proxy Advisers—ISS, Glass Lewis—Are Under Scrutiny By The White House, FTC

Big figures like Elon Musk and Jamie Dimon have directed criticism against proxy advisory firms for their role in swaying shareholder voting.

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White House explores rules that would upend shareholder voting

The White House is exploring new measures to curb the influence of proxy advisers which conservatives have for years complained push liberal-leaning views, according to a financial industry official briefed on the matter.