Adams' Albany Trip Turns Tense as Lawmakers Challenge His Agenda
Mayor Eric Adams faced tough questions and criticism from lawmakers during his annual funding pitch in Albany, amid federal charges and a challenging re-election campaign.
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L.A.’s Power Players Launch Competing Rebuilding Plans Amid Wildfire Recovery
Los Angeles elites are rolling out their own rebuilding initiatives after devastating wildfires, but unity remains elusive.
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SailPoint Aims High with $11.5 Billion IPO Bid
Cybersecurity firm SailPoint is gearing up for a massive IPO, targeting a $11.5 billion valuation and $1 billion in stock sales.
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Paragon Solutions Admits U.S. Government Among Its Spyware Clients
Israeli spyware firm Paragon Solutions reveals the U.S. government is one of its key clients, amid allegations of targeting journalists and activists.
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Figure AI Ditches OpenAI for In-House AI Development
Figure AI shifts focus from OpenAI to developing its own AI models for humanoid robots, promising a groundbreaking reveal in 30 days.
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Framework Laptop Launches RISC-V Board for Open Source Enthusiasts at $199
Framework’s new RISC-V motherboard, designed for developers and open source fans, is now available for $199, offering a modular and experimental tech experience.
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Hugging Face Launches Open Version of OpenAI's Deep Research Tool
Hugging Face developers have created an open-source alternative to OpenAI’s deep research tool, offering a more accessible option for AI-driven web research.
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What Is a Sovereign Wealth Fund? Trump’s Executive Order, Explained
President Trump’s executive order aims to establish a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, a government-backed investment tool typically funded by budget surpluses or resource revenues.
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Where Trump’s Trade Fight Could Go Next
New tariffs on Chinese imports are underway, but could the EU be the next target in President Trump’s trade battles? Experts weigh in on the fallout.
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G.O.P. Lawmakers Compete to Honor Trump in Unusual Ways
Republicans in Congress are proposing creative bills to flatter former President Trump, from renaming airports to adding him to Mount Rushmore.
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How Trump Tariffs Could Squeeze Small Businesses and Their Customers
New tariffs on Chinese goods could hit small businesses hard, forcing price hikes and tough decisions for shop owners.
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Falcons' Kirk Cousins Reveals Injury Impacted Late-Season Performance
Kirk Cousins discloses a shoulder injury in Week 10 affected his play, shedding light on his late-season struggles with the Falcons.
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Trump Rehires Neil Jacobs, Key Figure in ‘Sharpiegate’ Scandal
President Trump has nominated Neil Jacobs to lead NOAA again, despite his involvement in the controversial 2019 "Sharpiegate" incident.
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Elon Musk’s X Becomes Weapon in Government Cost Cutting
Elon Musk uses his social media platform X to promote his initiative to slash government spending, leveraging his influence in a campaign dubbed the Department of Government Efficiency.
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How Canada and Mexico Played Different Cards to Win Trump’s Tariff Pause
Canadian and Mexican leaders used contrasting strategies to secure a 30-day delay on U.S. tariffs, presenting the outcome as victories for their nations.
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$42B Broadband Program May Shift Focus Away from Fiber
A $42 billion broadband grant program may drop Biden-era preferences for fiber, paving the way for other technologies like cable and satellite.
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Europe’s Bold Plan to Challenge SpaceX’s Dominance
Europe’s ambitious strategy to compete with SpaceX involves aerospace giants and bankers, but critics say it’s destined to fall short.
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Senate Panel Backs Gabbard for Intelligence Post
The Senate Intelligence Committee approved Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination for director of national intelligence, paving the way for a full Senate vote.
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F.B.I. Agents Sue to Keep Their Names Private Amid Trump Team Demand
F.B.I. agents involved in Jan. 6 investigations file lawsuits to prevent the Trump administration from disclosing their identities, fearing dangers to themselves and their families.
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Tiger Woods Mourns the Loss of His Mother, Kultida Woods
Tiger Woods shares a heartfelt tribute following the passing of his mother, Kultida Woods, who played a pivotal role in his life and career.
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Threads Takes on Bluesky with Public Custom Feeds
Meta’s Threads is upping its game with public custom feeds, aiming to rival Bluesky’s personalized social network experience.
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Angel Investor So Impressed by Startup, He Became Co-Founder
A startup using AI to help families plan for long-term care caught the attention of an angel investor, who was so impressed he joined as a co-founder.
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Billionaires Bet on AI to Automate Jobs, Sparking Concerns
Billionaires discuss AI-powered automation, raising questions about its impact on jobs and the workforce.
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U.S. to Fly Migrants to Guantánamo Bay in New Policy Shift
The U.S. government plans to send migrants from within the country to Guantánamo Bay, marking a significant change in deportation practices.
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Outdated Hydrants Hampered Firefighting Efforts in Los Angeles Fire
A neighborhood in Pacific Palisades had fire hydrants with only single small outlets, which may have hindered firefighters’ ability to control a devastating blaze.
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EU Releases Guidance on Banned AI Uses Under New AI Act
The EU has shared new guidelines to help developers comply with its AI Act, which bans certain high-risk uses of artificial intelligence.
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Intel Could Face Antitrust Probe in China, Reports Suggest
China is reportedly considering an antitrust investigation into Intel, adding to tensions amid ongoing trade disputes with the U.S.
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Okta Cuts 180 Jobs in Latest Workforce Reduction
Okta lays off 180 employees, marking its third round of job cuts in just over a year. The company aims to reallocate resources to new growth areas.
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A 525-Pound Bear Made This California Crawl Space Its Home
An Altadena, Calif., resident returned home after the Eaton fire to find a massive black bear chilling under his property.
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PepsiCo Introduces Healthier Snacks Amid Falling Sales
PepsiCo is shifting its strategy to offer healthier snack options as consumers demand fewer empty calories and focus on wellness.
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