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Josh Hawley poses in a dark suit and red tie between the United States and Missouri flags.

Rebecca Hammel, U.S. Senate Photographic Studio · Public domain. Wikimedia identifies this as a United States Congress image created by the Senate Photographic Studio and names Rebecca Hammel as photographer. Commercial editorial reuse does not require copyright permission. No endorsement by Hawley or the Senate is implied.

NEWS Artificial Intelligence

September 14, 2026

Hawley Opens OpenAI Inquiry Seeking Records on the Hugging Face Agent Breach

The September 10 investigation asks what leaders knew and how testing resumed, while public reports confirm the breach without settling internal responsibility.

By Kelly Intelligence
6 min read

Official portrait of House Speaker Mike Johnson standing in a dark suit.

United States Congress; photograph by Ike Hayman · Public domain. Wikimedia identifies the author as the United States Congress and the photographer in the file metadata as Ike Hayman. The record says the image is a federal-government work produced or released through the Speaker’s office. No alteration is proposed beyond Wikimedia’s resizing, and no endorsement is implied.

CLAIM CHECK Artificial Intelligence

September 14, 2026

Mike Johnson’s Warning That Rushed AI Rules Would Cost the China Race Is Unproven

Johnson’s forecast concerns an undefined emergency regulatory response, and the CNN interview does not establish that it would cause a U.S. defeat.

By Kelly Intelligence
6 min read

Official portrait of Senator Bernie Sanders

U.S. Congress via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

CLAIM CHECK AI & Policy

September 3, 2026

Sanders Is Not Trying to Ban All AI. His Plan Could Still Block the Progress It Claims to Protect

AI presents risks that require testing, containment, and public accountability. It also offers demonstrated gains in science, medicine, education, accessibility, productivity, energy, and government capacity. An undefined pause on advanced AI would govern a broad technical field through fear before Congress has defined what it intends to stop.

By Kelly Intelligence
10 min read