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I just unveiled my plans to propose the Caregivers Protection Act upon my return to Congress. In Chicago and throughout the Southland, thousands of unpaid family caregivers are quietly holding together a fragile care system.
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Artificial intelligence is poised to play a big role in politics this year — and not just when it comes to AI-generated content. Several super PACs backed by figures in the tech industry have formed ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

Millions of dollars are flowing into advertisements seeking to move the needle on AI regulation ahead of the midterm elections amid a broader fight over who gets to determine the rules of the road for the industry.

A political action committee formed by some of the biggest names in AI is throwing their support behind Jesse Jackson Jr. and Melissa Bean - both of whom are attempting to reclaim seats they held over a decade ago. Leading the Future has secured over $70 million cash on hand to support its chosen candidates in midterm elections nationwide.

Leading the future, a political group backed by leading AI innovators is planning to dip into its formidable war chest to support former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.’s bid for Rep. Robin Kelly’s vacated seat. The group pledged to uplift candidates that “champion policies that harness the economic benefits of AI and reject attempts to hinder American innovation"

The competitive contest for IL-02 is heating up as a PAC group funded by “top artificial intelligence companies” have begun to run positive ads supporting former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.’s candidacy. Additionally, crypto-funded super PAC Fairshake is poised to shake up the race by pouring at least $1 million against IL state Sen. Robert Peters, who is running against Jackson.