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AI could split workers into 2: The ones whose jobs get better and the ones who lose them completely
AI could make you more productive or replace you at work. A new analysis sheds light on which workers could be most at risk.
Jamie Dimon joined other top business leaders at the glitzy White House dinner. See who joined him on the guest list.
President Joe Biden invited leaders from across business and tech to a lavish event at the White House.
Tim Cook, Robert De Niro, and Hillary Clinton rubbed shoulders at the White House state dinner for Japan — see the night's best photos
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden welcomed the prime minister of Japan for a state dinner.
Trump vs Biden will be decided by these 7 states in 2024
As both parties look to the 2024 presidential map, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin will be critical.
Over 30 million student-loan borrowers would see some — or all — of their balances wiped out in Biden's newly released plan for debt relief
The White House unveiled the details of Biden's student-debt cancellation plan, which would wipe out the full balances of over 4 million borrowers.
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NASA is making a new clock that ticks faster than any on Earth to help its astronauts keep time on the moon
Before NASA sends astronauts back to the moon, it first needs to find a way for those folks to keep time on the lunar surface.
I worked closely with Michelle Obama, and she gave me the push I needed for my second act — entrepreneurship
Michelle Obama encouraged Chynna Clayton to start her own business. Her tips for entrepreneurs include starting off with a side hustle and patience.
How the White House Easter Egg Roll became one of the oldest American traditions
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden hosted the annual White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday.
House passes $1.2 trillion bill to avert partial government shutdown
The bill is headed to the Senate after passing on a 286 to 134 vote.
Trump tells the Supreme Court that if he doesn't have 'absolute immunity from criminal prosecution' future presidents could be blackmailed
The former president's legal team also hinted at the potential future prosecution of President Joe Biden if SCOTUS refuses to take Trump's side.
Trump says the altered photo of Kate Middleton 'shouldn't be a big deal' because 'everybody doctors' photos of themselves
The former president also said the Princess of Wales appeared to be going through a "rough period" since her surgery.
The first former Trump White House official to go to prison gave a final plea in the parking lot of a Miami strip mall: 'Navarro is going to prison today'
Former Trump White House official Peter Navarro offered humor, bravado, and anger before reporting to a prison that is right next to a zoo.
SCOTUS airs grievances about the media during oral arguments on social media censorship case
Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Elena Kagan spoke about their experiences dealing with the press during Murthy v. Missouri oral arguments on Monday.
'Bloodbath' comments aside, Trump's first rally as the presumptive GOP nominee foretold a dark campaign ahead
One voter at the rally suggested that she would take part in another January 6 insurrection if Trump loses the election again.
A federal climate jobs program could hire 20,000 workers this year
The American Climate Corps is modeled after a New Deal-era program that hired millions of men to conserve public lands, forests, and parks.
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TikTok could be banned in US after House vote
The House voted overwhelmingly for a bill that would force ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, to sell the popular social media app.
There are so few starter homes on the market, Biden wants to pay people $10,000 to sell their houses
With mortgage rates elevated, lots of homeowners in the US are staying put. Biden wants to incentivize them to sell.
Bipartisan laws are pouring billions into new infrastructure, and it could be a rare opportunity to make communities safer and more sustainable
The US needs to invest trillions in infrastructure, civil engineers say. President Joe Biden has signed three laws aiming to fund projects nationwide.
US Navy demoted Ronny Jackson, Trump's former White House doctor, over allegations of inappropriate behavior, says report
Rep. Ronny Jackson, former White House physician, was demoted by the Navy in 2022 following allegations of inappropriate behavior.
Biden is changing his Israel-Gaza strategy
Biden is taking a more aggressive posture toward Israel as "uncommitted" votes pile up in primary states. But so far, it's more rhetoric than policy.