New York Post: Lawmakers mull action on ‘dynamic’ AI-powered pricing in wake of ‘shocking’ Instacart report

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Lawmakers are aiming to crack down on so-called “dynamic pricing” in the wake of a jaw-dropping report showing that grocery delivery app Instacart charged shoppers different prices for the same items at the same stores without telling them, The Post has learned...In the House of Representatives, lawmakers are exploring ways to curb dynamic pricing, which sometimes employs AI tools to…

Newsmax: Rep. Gomez Seeks to Redirect $175B From ICE, CBP to Housing

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Rep. Jimmy Gomez, D-Calif., introduced legislation Wednesday to redirect $175 billion set aside for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection under President Donald Trump's "big beautiful bill" to affordable-housing programs. Gomez called the funding an "anti-immigrant slush fund" and said the Make Housing Affordable and Defend Democracy Act…

Newsweek: Democrat Targets Trump’s $175B Immigration Funds for Housing

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California U.S. Representative Jimmy Gomez, a Democrat representing the Los Angeles area, filed an ambitious new bill on Wednesday which would redirect billions put aside by the Trump administration to fund its immigration crackdown toward helping Americans become homeowners. "My intention with this bill is to tackle one of the biggest crises that our country is facing, which is the…

Rawstory: Dem plots to take $175B from Trump 'slush fund' to tackle the 'number one issue' of 2026

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A Democrat representative has laid out a plan to take $175 billion of funding from Donald Trump's Big Beautiful Bill for use on the "number one issue" of 2026. California U.S. Representative Jimmy Gomez suggested the housing affordability crisis could be solved with money cited in the upcoming bill but it would go to waste on the Trump administration's crackdown on…

Buzzfeed: This Fox News Host Is Going Viral For Her Response To Mike Johnson Whining About Being "Tired"

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We're on the 28th day of the government shutdown. At a press conference this morning, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson complained about being tired: "People keep coming to me, 'You look so tired on TV.' I am so tired because we're not sleeping a lot. We're working overtime." Working overtime? FWIW, according to AJC, they've only worked about 20 days in the past 16 weeks. The…