The Washington Inquisitor
Artificial Intelligence
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Politics is becoming a dating dealbreaker, especially for Gen Z, survey finds
The 15th Singles in America study finds singles more open to other differences but more likely to rule out a partner over party labels.
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Bipartisan House bill would revive Congress’s technology office
Reps. Takano, Casten, Foster, Beyer and Obernolte introduced a bill to create a Congressional Office of Technology, nearly three decades after the original OTA was defunded.
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Invariant’s lobbying revenue rises 6% as defense-tech clients increase their spending
Invariant reported $37.23 million in federal lobbying revenue through September 2026, up 6%, with Hadrian Automation nearly doubling its fees and new clients including Super Micro and Vulcan Elements.
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The 25 biggest in-house lobbying spenders of 2026, ranked
137 organizations each reported at least $1 million a quarter in their own federal lobbying expenses in 2026, $1.02 billion through September. The Realtors and the Chamber lead; Anthropic’s spending more than…
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Lynn Fritz, who sold his logistics firm to UPS for $450 million, makes new gift to Georgetown’s Center for Digital Ethics
The 1964 College graduate and his wife, Anisya Fritz, are funding research on AI ethics and a forum series. Georgetown did not disclose the amount.