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More U.S. workers fear losing their jobs due to artificial intelligence compared to last year, according to two new studies.

Survey: More US workers now fear losing jobs, lower wages due to AI

Hamas has released a video of an Israeli-American hostage who has been presumably held captive for over 200 days.

Hamas video shows American hostage, arm amputated from Oct. 7 attack

Arizona House votes to repeal 1864 abortion ban; bill moves to Senate, Gov. Katie Hobbs pledges to sign it.

Arizona House votes to repeal Civil War-era abortion ban revived by state Supreme Court

The United States Supreme Court will hear arguments on Donald Trump's immunity claims while the former president's criminal trial resumes in New York

Trump to attend NY trial as US Supreme Court hears immunity case

Ryan LLC, a global tax services provider, has filed a lawsuit against a new Federal Trade Commission rule that prohibits noncompete agreements nationwide. The firm argues the rule oversteps the FTC's regulatory authority and threatens businesses' ability to protect their intellectual property and retain top talent.

Businesses sue over FTC ban on noncompetes

Former National Enquirer publisher's testimony exposes tabloid's efforts to assist Trump's campaign for the presidency.

Nat’l Enquirer ex-publisher says tabloid made up stories to help Trump campaign

The USDA has announced that dairy cattle herds crossing state lines will have to be tested for bird flu starting on Monday, April 29.

Bird flu fallout: USDA says milk is safe, states must test dairy herds

The Biden administration announced new rules that are aimed at cracking down on flight refunds and hidden fees by airlines.

Biden administration cracks down on flight refunds and hidden fees

A Stanford report says CyberTipline is overwhelmed and needs urgent improvements to help law enforcement end AI-generated child exploitation.

Report warns AI could overwhelm system made to curb online child exploitation

TikTok bill signed into law, an actual app ban could still be years away

Three of 49 migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard from Texas with the help of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis have received rare visas to stay.

How Martha’s Vineyard migrants secured special visas intended for victims of crime

The FTC voted to ban non-compete agreements potentially raising wages by $300 billion annually, though opponents predict legal challenges.

FTC votes to ban non-compete clauses

Tennessee legislators pass a bill allowing teachers to carry concealed guns on school grounds, aiming to enhance safety.

Tennessee legislators pass bill allowing teachers to carry guns in classroom

Congress passes a $95 billion foreign aid package which included a measure that could ban TikTok in the United States.

Senate passes $95B aid package for Ukraine, Israel; TikTok bill included

When old military systems break down, repair parts are hard to get. A new robotic craftsman is helping reduce repair times for the Air Force.

Robotic craftsman provides solution for aging military systems needing repairs

The DOJ has agreed to a settlement of around $138 million with the victims of Larry Nassar, acknowledging its failures in the case.

DOJ agrees to pay $138 million to sexual abuse victims of Larry Nassar

Sheetz, a major convenience store chain, is being accused of racial discrimination in its hiring process, according to a federal lawsuit.

Feds accuse Sheetz of discrimination for using criminal records when hiring

As invasive pythons wreak havoc in Florida, a recent study suggests the snakes could be one of the world's most sustainable sources of meat.

Pythons decimate Florida’s wildlife, is eating them the answer?

NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft resumes sending data after a computer chip malfunction, with adjustments sent across 15 billion miles of space.

Voyager 1 sending data to Earth for first time in five months

New federal staffing requirements say nursing homes need registered nurses 24/7 and boosts wages after COVID-19 showed staffing shortages.

White House imposes staffing requirements for nursing homes

Dozens arrested in pro-Palestinian protests at top colleges across the states; day two of Trump's trial testimony unfolds.

Protests lead to arrests across college campuses

The Supreme Court will take up ghost guns following a dispute over the Biden administration's attempt to impose new restrictions.

Supreme Court says it will hear case on Biden’s ‘ghost gun’ ban

After two U.S. bases were attacked over the weekend, an Iraqi militant group claims there are more attacks to come.

Two attacks on US bases, Iraqi militant group claims more to come

The White House has announced $7 billion in solar power grants, but it comes as some states are experiencing a surplus of this energy.

White House unveils $7B in solar grants as some states deal with a solar surplus

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