Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming various industries, with experts like Sam Altman, Satya Nadella, and Mark Zuckerberg predicting tremendous opportunities for breakthroughs and discoveries. However, not everyone will benefit equally from the AI content flood. While some creators might find new avenues of expression, others may struggle to keep up. The tech giants are optimistic … Read more
A federal judge in Chicago questioned immigration authorities about whether they violated a court order with their continued use of tear gas and violent tactics against protesters and journalists in the area. U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis had previously ruled that immigration agents were not allowed to use tear gas on protesters who pose no … Read more
A decade after introducing peanut products to young babies was shown to prevent life-threatening allergies, new research confirms that the change has made a significant difference in reducing food allergy rates among US children. Since 2015, peanut allergies began to decline, with a 27% reduction in children aged 0-3 and a further 40% decrease after … Read more
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has lifted a block on deploying National Guard troops to Portland, Ore., in support of President Trump. The decision allows some federal troops to be stationed at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in South Portland. However, lawyers for Oregon and the city of Portland have … Read more
Amazon’s cloud service provider, Amazon Web Services (AWS), experienced an outage that took many websites and apps offline for over two hours on Monday. The issue started at 3 a.m. Eastern and affected major banks, gaming sites, entertainment services, and popular platforms like WhatsApp, Coinbase, and Venmo. As of 9:45 a.m. Eastern, Down Detector reported … Read more
The 1970s had its own unique set of rules that were meant to guide our behavior, but often did the opposite. As we look back, it’s clear that some of these expectations were misguided or even hurtful. Here are seven outdated “rules” from the 1970s that didn’t hold up to logic, science, or experience: 1) … Read more
Doug Martin, a former running back for the Oakland Raiders and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, died while in police custody early Saturday morning. He was 36 years old. Martin’s cause of death is currently unconfirmed, and an investigation by multiple local law enforcement agencies is ongoing. Martin spent seven seasons in the NFL, playing for both … Read more
CNBC’s week in review takes a closer look at the latest news in finance, including strong bank earnings, rising bad loans, plans for spinoffs, and updates from Dreamforce. However, due to technical issues, you are unable to access the full article on CNBC’s website. The issue appears to be related to server permissions, and an … Read more
Zohran Mamdani, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), has achieved the biggest electoral success in the party’s history. His campaign for a local office gained momentum, attracting thousands of supporters and winning an overwhelming majority of votes. Mamdani’s emergence is seen as a significant shift in the DSA’s efforts to connect with … Read more
If you’re seeing a strange error reference on your Edsuite dashboard, don’t worry! This is just a technical glitch that can be fixed easily. The error reference you’re seeing (e.g., 18.8e6656b8.1760952595.237558f1) is likely a unique identifier for the issue. It’s not something to be concerned about, but rather a clue to help support teams diagnose … Read more