Fox News Poll: Broad anxiety about AI doesn’t extend to jobs
As artificial intelligence continues to expand into homes and the workplace, voters are less concerned about it taking their jobs and more worried about its overall influence. The latest Fox News Poll finds 66% of registered voters are concerned about artificial intelligence, up from 63% in December and 56% in 2023 (the first time the […]
US Postal Service Moves to Allow Mailing of Handguns
The U.S. Postal Service is proposing to expand the types of guns that can be legally shipped through the mail, following a recent legal opinion from the Department of Justice that calls into question long-established federal restrictions.[#item_full_content]
Trump: Tiger Woods Will ‘Be Fine’ Amid Ongoing Recovery
President Donald Trump offered strong words of support for Tiger Woods in a Wednesday interview with Reuters, expressing confidence in the golf legend’s recovery and future.[#item_full_content]
Axios: Oil Prices May Hit $200 a Barrel
Oil price forecasts tied to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz are drawing attention, though many of the projections remain speculative and depend on how long the Middle East conflict lasts.[#item_full_content]
Federal Court Rejects HUD Limits on Homeless Grants
A federal appeals court on Wednesday refused to allow the Trump administration to impose new restrictions on billions of dollars in grant funding used to provide permanent housing and other services to homeless people.[#item_full_content]
Economist-YouGov Poll: Only 14% Favor Ground Troops in Iran
As the war with Iran enters its second month and President Donald Trump considers next steps, a new Economist-YouGov poll shows Americans are overwhelmingly opposed to sending U.S. ground troops into the conflict.[#item_full_content]
NFL’s Goodell Stands by Rooney Rule Amid Fla. Challenge
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said he plans to preserve a league rule aimed at increasing diversity despite objections from Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier.[#item_full_content]
Millions May Lose Student Loan Relief Options This Summer
Millions of parents with federal student loans are racing against a July 1 deadline to protect access to lower monthly payments and possible debt forgiveness before major federal repayment changes take effect this summer.[#item_full_content]
Wall Street Gains on Iran Ceasefire Speculation
Wall Street ended higher Wednesday, with strong gains in Alphabet and other heavyweights, after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested an end to the Middle East conflict could be close.[#item_full_content]
Sauer cites ‘striking’ figures on secretive birth tourism in high-stakes SCOTUS case
Birth tourism in the U.S. remains notoriously difficult to measure, but Solicitor General John Sauer on Wednesday pointed the Supreme Court to what he called “striking” figures as the justices weighed President Donald Trump’s effort to curb birthright citizenship. “Here’s a fact about it that I think is striking,” Sauer said. “Media reported as early […]
