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Iran: Activists report more than 2,500 dead after brutal crackdown

Activists report that more than 2,400 people have been killed in Iran’s crackdown on nationwide protests, according to updated figures from the Human Rights Activist News Agency, which says most of th...

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How 911 calls actually work, according to a former emergency dispatcher

Ricardo Martinez II spent more than a decade as a 911 dispatcher, handling thousands of emergencies as US 911 centers face a nationwide staffing and funding crisis. Across the country, emergency call ...

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Martin Luther King Jr. was talking about a universal basic income before it was cool

Martin Luther King Jr. fought for both racial and economic equality. Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Martin Luther King Jr. fought for both racial and economic equality during his life. He argued f...

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The youngest millennials turn 30 this year. We looked at where they live, if they're married, and how much they make.

Alexandria Rucker is turning 30 this year. Courtesy of Alexandria Rucker The youngest millennials turn 30 in 2026, marking a generational milestone in America. This cohort of new adults is more divers...

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One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Working fewer days might help create buy-in among workers for adopting AI, authors of a book on the four-day workweek suggest. Drew Angerer/Getty Images Adopting a four-day workweek could boost employ...

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Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Some gig workers are selling or renting their accounts to others, a new TransUnion survey found. : Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Some gig workers are selling or renting the...

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I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

From left: Barbara Face pictured as a teenager when she first started drinking, at the height of her alcoholism, and sober, as she is today. Courtesy of Barbara Face Barbara Face began drinking at 14 ...

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America's homebuilding is powered by immigrant workers. Here are the places that rely on them the most.

The cities building the most homes rely more heavily on immigrant labor. Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times The cities that build and remodel the most homes rely the most heavily on immigrant worker...

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Democratic congressman Ro Khanna wants creators to have their own 'bill of rights'

US House Rep. Ro Khanna. The Washington Post/Getty Images Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna plans to introduce a resolution Thursday called the "Creator Bill of Rights." The progressive congressman is...

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Sen. Mark Kelly is suing the Pentagon. Legal experts say veterans' rights are at stake.

Sen. Mark Kelly said his lawsuit is about fighting back on the Pentagon's crackdown on speech. Heather Diehl/Getty Images Senator Mark Kelly sued Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the Pentagon's spe...

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She was a first-generation college grad. Now, she has $55,000 in student loans and is postponing having kids.

Eryn Bostwick, 37, is delaying having kids because of her student loan debt. Courtesy of Eryn Bostwick Eryn Bostwick, 37, is postponing having kids due to her student-loan debt. As a first-generation ...

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Will AI replace human jobs and make universal basic income necessary? Here's what AI leaders have said about UBI.

Universal basic income provides recurring cash payments, no strings attached. Wong Yu Liang AI advances could widen wealth gaps, which has prompted calls for a universal basic income . UBI offers recu...

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Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, and his wife Usha Vance arrive to speak at a campaign rally, Saturday, July 27, 2024, in St. Cloud, Minn. Alex Brandon/AP JD Vance, Donald...

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Iran: Activists report more than 2,500 dead after brutal crackdown

How 911 calls actually work, according to a former emergency dispatcher

Martin Luther King Jr. was talking about a universal basic income before it was cool

The youngest millennials turn 30 this year. We looked at where they live, if they're married, and how much they make.

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries &mdash; highlighting a big security risk

I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

America's homebuilding is powered by immigrant workers. Here are the places that rely on them the most.

Democratic congressman Ro Khanna wants creators to have their own 'bill of rights'

Sen. Mark Kelly is suing the Pentagon. Legal experts say veterans' rights are at stake.

She was a first-generation college grad. Now, she has $55,000 in student loans and is postponing having kids.

Will AI replace human jobs and make universal basic income necessary? Here's what AI leaders have said about UBI.

Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

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Iran: Activists report more than 2,500 dead after brutal crackdown

How 911 calls actually work, according to a former emergency dispatcher

Martin Luther King Jr. was talking about a universal basic income before it was cool

The youngest millennials turn 30 this year. We looked at where they live, if they're married, and how much they make.

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries &mdash; highlighting a big security risk

I started drinking at 14, and it became a dangerous habit for more than 55 years. I'm finally sober at 70.

America's homebuilding is powered by immigrant workers. Here are the places that rely on them the most.

Democratic congressman Ro Khanna wants creators to have their own 'bill of rights'

Sen. Mark Kelly is suing the Pentagon. Legal experts say veterans' rights are at stake.

She was a first-generation college grad. Now, she has $55,000 in student loans and is postponing having kids.

Will AI replace human jobs and make universal basic income necessary? Here's what AI leaders have said about UBI.

Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk