Artificial-intelligence tools increasingly allow political actors to fool voters — and help candidates cast doubt on reality.

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The bipartisan embrace of nuclear power in the United States, driven primarily by the spike in demand for reliable and clean ...

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A Washington Post review found 39 campaigns that disclosed payments to AI companies, but consultants say many more do it and ...

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