AI could push workforce toward more active jobs, improve fitness for Americans
Data suggest that as AI displaces sedentary jobs, the rise in physically active jobs could help improve Americans' declining physical health.
Intel Politics: NSA sat on election threat reporting over Trump 'deep state' label, memo shows
The memo from 2020, declassified on Tuesday, reveals the intelligence analyst's concerns about appearing as part of the "deep state."
U.S.-South Korea spat follows tensions over Seoul's drift towards China, trade deal speedbumps
President Donald Trump's decision to reduce U.S. participation in a scheduled military exercise with South Korea follows months of trade tensions and Seoul's growing cooperation with China.
NC governor vetoes state GOP election integrity measure
The bill also requires use of federal databases and information from other states to help remove deceased voters from the rolls. And the state auditor's office would conduct post-election audits of county election systems at least once every six years.
Raytheon wins Navy bid for $22.9B to produce Tomahawk cruise missiles
"This landmark $22.9 billion investment will accelerate Tomahawk missile delivery to our warfighters at unprecedented speed," said Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao.
Floridians join national debate over surveillance by Flock cameras
Thousands of AI-powered Flock cameras across Florida track drivers' locations and identify features of their vehicles every day. But smart phones' data collection often goes far deeper.
Trump says he's 'not surprised' by news of plans to sue him before he was elected second time
President Donald Trump said he was "not surprised" to hear of confidential documents revealing plans to sue him nearly seven months before he was reelected. State AGs have sued the Trump Administration approximately 100 times since January 2025.
WNBA backtracks after Sophie Cunningham fans ordered to remove 'XX-XY' shirts at game: 'fell short'
Atlanta Dream's State Farm Arena allegedly put fan in pro-transgender shirt on Jumbotron before security told mother and daughter they'd be removed if they didn't cover XX-XY shirts, a brand Sophie Cunningham had posed with.
Pentagon orders 30 American colleges to audit their foreign financial and research ties
The schools, which include New York University, Harvard and Georgetown University, must review identified foreign collaborations and assess any exposure of "sensitive or export-controlled research."
Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Peltola fires campaign staff ahead of Tuesday's primary
Peltola made headlines by distancing herself from former Vice President Kamala Harris, who was raising money for Peltola's PAC last week.
Democrats in Congress plan another war powers resolution after Trump threatens to bomb Oman
The resolutions are largely symbolic, but Democrats have repeatedly filed the measures as a means to protest Trump's actions with the war in Iran.
Kindergarten vaccination rates continue to decline, while exemption rates reach record highs
It was the fourth year in a row that national exemption rates hit record highs, and most parents are seeking exemptions for nonmedical reasons.
- Appeals court rules that Trump admin illegally appointed Nevada's top federal prosecutor
- U.S. envoy to Syria condemns Israeli strikes on country
- Justice Department plans to send 1,000 election observers to watch voting during midterms
- Woman charged for allegedly vandalizing WWII Memorial released from jail on judge's orders
