The battle over how to regulate rewards programs linked to dollar-pegged digital assets known as stablecoins has been a major obstacle to passing a crypto market bill.

Majorities of voters from both parties support higher SNAP benefits for people living alone, a new survey has found.

Proposals to spend billions on affordable housing got bipartisan support from Mainers.

Drug pricing. Medicaid. Medicare. The ACA. Substance use treatment. On every one of these fronts, bipartisan majorities want government to do more.

In surveys we conducted nationally, Republicans and Democrats expressed agreement on far more housing policies than political debate would suggest.

A new University of Maryland survey finds broad agreement among Republican and Democratic voters on several health care proposals, including limits on prescription drug prices, renewed Affordable Care...

Republicans and Democrats alike support the U.S. working with other nations to establish international rules governing the most powerful AI systems.

Pa. residents in the 10th Congressional District overwhelmingly back having a "government-run public option" for healthcare coverage.

Voters in battleground states and congressional districts tend to voice support for proposals in Congress that would expand access to health care or lower drug costs — often irrespective of their part...

A survey revealed strong bipartisan support for a federal AI agency to regulate AI and a government-designed test to keep AI developers accountable.

A majority of both Democrats and Republicans in one of Colorado’s most competitive congressional districts say they support federal regulations on artificial intelligence, according to a recent survey. Members of both major parties residing in the state’s 8th Congressional District were asked their opinions on AI regulation as part of a nationwide survey of 20,000 […]

“Voters are intrigued by AI, but they have a lot of anxieties,” said Steven Kull of the Program for Public Consultation. “They agree it’s not enough for the tech companies themselves to regulate AI.”