Survey Reveals U.S. Adults Trust but Don’t Rely Heavily on AI for Financial Advice
Artificial Intelligence is gaining traction as a source of financial guidance among US adults, though trust in AI remains low, a Gallup survey reveals.
IRS, Treasury Extend 45Q Safe Harbor; EPA Considers Reporting Cutback
The U.S. Treasury Department and IRS have expanded a safe harbor for the Section 45Q carbon capture tax credit,…
AI Set to Accelerate Drug Research and Development for Aging Population
AI may expedite drug research and development, offering the potential for faster and cheaper drug development while…
Federal Court Pushes for Settlement in Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Case
A federal court decision may bring compensation closer for thousands of victims of toxic water contamination at Camp Lejeune, NC.
Oregonians Discuss Healthcare Struggles at Town Hall with Senators
Explore the challenges of accessing healthcare in Oregon, the potential impacts of the Medicare for All proposal,…
US Government Spied on Leftwing Groups Opposing Immigration Crackdown
US government spied extensively on leftwing organizations and protesters opposing the immigration crackdown in…
Trump Invests Billions in EV Powering Minerals
President Trump's $3 billion investment in critical minerals could inadvertently boost the alternative energy sector and electric vehicle manufacturing.
10 Potential Replacements for Leavitt as Trump’s Press Secretary
Karoline Leavitt's sudden resignation as White House press secretary sparks speculation about her replacement, with…
UPTE-CWA Protests UCSF’s Move of Critical Child Services to Less Accessible…
University Professional and Technical Employees rally against UC San Francisco's move of critical services to less…
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt to Leave White House at Month’s End
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is set to leave the Trump administration at the end of the month.