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Department of Labor slammed with backlash for calling women ‘menstruators’
A post on the Labor Department’s blog suggested that employers could take actions to ‘make workplaces more menstruation-friendly.’ The U.S.…
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China Dominates the Market for ‘AI Tutors’ Doing Students’ Homework for Them
The rise of AI-powered homework apps is revolutionizing the way students approach their studies, posing a significant challenge to established…
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OpenAI Establishes Safety and Security Committee to Oversee Development of Next Generation AI Models
In a move to address the growing concerns surrounding AI safety and security, OpenAI has announced the formation of a…
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Publishers Turn to Apple News for Revenue as Facebook and Google Cast Industry Aside
As digital publishers grapple with declining traffic and revenue due to Facebook’s algorithm changes and Google’s haphazard experiments with AI…
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Target slashing prices on 5,000 frequently purchased items
Target announced Monday it will be slashing prices of roughly 5,000 frequently purchased items. The costs of around 1,500 items…
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Judge Denies Alec Baldwin Request to Drop Involuntary Manslaughter Indictment for ‘Rust’ Shooting
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A New Mexico judge has rejected a request by Alec Baldwin to dismiss the sole…
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U.S. prepares for war amid growing tensions that China could invade Taiwan
The U.S. has been taking part in strange exercises on a series of islands close to Taiwan. The Daily Mail…
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W.H.O. Seeks $7 Billion After Latest Pandemic Treaty Draft Collapses
The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) on Sunday launched a new financing mechanism seeking $7 billion in donations it claims can…
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Xi Jinping Invites American Tourists to Save Tanking Chinese Economy
The Chinese government held a “tourism leadership summit” to entice Americans to spend their money in China, featuring a personal…
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Graceland Sale Halted by Judge in Tennessee After Elvis Presley’s Granddaughter Alleges Fraud
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — A judge on Wednesday said Elvis Presley’s estate could be successful in arguing that a company’s…
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