Trump promotes AI regulatory assessment and fully supports the midterm elections

The White House has established a special task force on artificial intelligence, led by National Intelligence Director Clayton, with plans to draft an AI risk assessment report within 120 days, clarifying the federal government's regulatory responsibilities regarding related technologies.

Meanwhile, Trump is making every effort to rally support for the 2026 midterm elections, emphasizing at a rally in Ohio that the Republican Party must utilize all voting methods to secure victory, and mentioning that investments from companies like Stratus, Electra.aero, and Bayer are a result of his tariff policies.

Additionally, Trump urged Senator Tom Cotton to stop personal obstruction of the Sunshine Protection Act, calling for the Senate to vote immediately to end the biannual clock adjustments and directly lock in daylight saving time. Related legislative and industry regulatory dynamics are unfolding simultaneously.