Trump pushes for AI regulatory review and pushes for midterm election campaign

According to ChainCatcher, the White House has established an artificial intelligence task force, led by Director of National Intelligence Clayton, and plans to draft an AI risk assessment report within 120 days to clarify the federal government’s regulatory responsibilities for related technologies.

At the same time, Trump is making every effort to build momentum for the 2026 midterm elections. At the Ohio rally, he emphasized that the Republican Party needs to use all voting methods to win, and mentioned that the investment commitments of companies such as Stratis, Electra.aero and Bayer were prompted by his tariff policies.

In addition, Trump also urged Senator Tom Cotton to stop his personal obstruction of the Sunshine Protection Act and demanded that the Senate immediately vote to end the twice-yearly adjustment of clocks and directly lock in daylight saving time. Relevant legislation and industry regulatory developments are unfolding simultaneously.