AI tools like ChatGPT are not yet causing significant job losses or gains, a survey of U.S. workers reveals.
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Meta settles with states, agreeing to pay $17B over 10 years for claims of targeting minors. Design changes follow suit.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBL9musS6Po[/embed]
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Darline Graham won her primary runoff for the US Senate, highlighting the power of Trump's endorsement.
A federal judge in Boston has granted a temporary win to the Trump administration over mail-in voting restrictions.
Charlotte is the fastest-growing large US city, nearing 1 million residents. Rapid growth strains its infrastructure.
Canada imposes tariffs on U.S. goods worth $20 billion, complicating cross-border business due to trade uncertainty.
Schools in Georgia, Florida, and Colorado are set to introduce a new safety measure: deploying drones on campus.