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More Americans worry technology could make their jobs obsolete: Gallup

More Americans are worried that technology could make their jobs obsolete in the near future, compared to two years ago, according to a new survey. The Gallup poll found that 22 percent of U.S. workers have a fear of their jobs becoming obsolete soon due to technology, which is up 7 points since 2021. Concerns...

Watch live: Harris attends 9/11 memorial service in New York

Vice President Harris is in New York City to attend the 9/11 memorial service on the 22nd anniversary of the attacks, which sent shockwaves through the country. Harris will participate in the commemoration ceremony at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum located on the site that once held the World Trade Center. President Biden will mark the...

America’s second 9/11 tragedy occurred in Afghanistan

Nearly all the strides achieved through U.S. and Afghan sacrifices have regrettably crumbled away, leaving a void where hope once thrived.

Why Glenn Youngkin, the GOP’s best option, won’t run for president

For Youngkin to be a candidate there are so many variables that would need to occur, and it is becoming increasingly unlikely that all of the conditions will be met.

Morocco earthquake death toll surpasses 2,400

The death toll from a massive earthquake in Morocco surpassed 2,400 Monday morning as crews began to find individuals still trapped under the rubble.  Citing a statement from Morocco’s interior ministry, state news agency MAP reported the death toll currently sits at 2,497 while at least 2,476 other people were wounded. The 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Friday around...

Democrats’ campaign to suppress democracy

It is axiomatic in American politics that voters have short memories. Many politicians, and most of the media, absolutely depend on it.   Sometimes it allows them to sell you today the exact opposite of what they were selling you yesterday. More frequently, it allows them to do the exact same thing they just finished excoriating the other...

Biden’s punt to Congress on immigration is wearing thin with advocates

Immigration advocates are growing weary of the Biden administration's measured use of executive power to grant work papers to immigrants. Over three years, Team Biden has systematically drawn back the Trump administration's efforts to shrink programs such as Temporary Protected Status (TPS), but at a deliberate pace that's irked immigrant communities. Further fueling frustration is...

North Korea’s Kim apparently on train headed for Russia 

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is believed to be on a train headed for Russia, possibly for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to South Korean news reports. Kim left North Korea’s capital of Pyongyang for Russia on Sunday night, the Chosun Ilbo newspaper reported, citing unidentified South Korean government sources. The trip...

Biden pays respects to McCain memorial in Vietnam

President Biden on Monday visited a memorial for the late Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) in Vietnam, marking the long friendship between the two. Biden walked up to the memorial, a stone structure surrounded by greenery, and touched a wreath of red, white, and blue wreath of flowers in front of it, bowing his head. “I...

Liberals turn on New Mexico governor over gun suspension: ‘Violates the US Constitution’

Gun control activist David Hogg and Democratic Rep. Ted Lieu both denounced New Mexico Gov. Lujan Grisham's temporary gun ban as unconstitutional.

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