Suzan DelBene

Nov 6, 2024 | usnews.com | Albert Hunt |Suzan DelBene

When Richard Nixon, the bête noire of Democrats for decades, first won the presidency in 1968, Herbert Lawrence Block – the legendary anti-Nixon Washington Post cartoonist better known as Herblock – depicted the famously five-o’clock-shadowed president-elect with a clean shave and a chance to start anew. Any Herblock wannabes can put away their razors; President-elect Donald Trump doesn't want a fresh start, and he isn’t looking for any common ground.

Nov 5, 2024 | usnews.com | Suzan DelBene |Jim Himes |Pat McCrory

Moving America forward: That is what the 2024 election is about. Vice President Kamala Harris has made a compelling case for a new generation of leadership to strengthen our freedoms, our economy, our health care, our border security, our climate and so much more.

Dec 5, 2023 | podcasts.apple.com | Steven Overly |Suzan DelBene |Darin LaHood

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have criticized the Biden administration’s digital trade agenda, going so far as to say recent policy decisions are giving China a leg up in the global tech race. On POLITICO Tech, Reps. Darin Lahood (R-Ill.) and Suzan DelBene (D-Wash.) argue U.S. trade officials must change course in a conversation with host Steven Overly.

Aug 28, 2023 | msn.com | Suzan DelBene

In the six months since a new chatbot confessed its love for a reporter before taking a darker turn, the world has woken up to how artificial intelligence can dramatically change our lives—and how it can go awry. AI is quickly being integrated into nearly every aspect of our economy and daily lives. Yet in our nation's capital, laws aren't keeping up with the rapid evolution of technology.

Aug 28, 2023 | msn.com | Suzan DelBene

In the six months since a new chatbot confessed its love for a reporter before taking a darker turn, the world has woken up to how artificial intelligence can dramatically change our lives—and how it can go awry. AI is quickly being integrated into nearly every aspect of our economy and daily lives. Yet in our nation's capital, laws aren't keeping up with the rapid evolution of technology.