Elon Musk has announced a significant shift in focus, stepping back from political activities to concentrate on technological innovations aimed at boosting the U.S....
Proposals to expand Illinois’ gambling laws to allow internet casinos are facing resistance as the spring legislative session nears its end, but some lawmakers say there’s still a chance it could happen. State Rep. Bob Rita, D-Blue Island, a key figure in previous gambling expansions, noted that with just days left before adjournment, “anything is possible.”
California homeowners face soaring insurance costs as State Farm pushes for a total 30% increase in home insurance rates. The company already secured a 17% emergency hike, and now seeks an additional 11%, even while many wildfire victims say they haven't received fair compensation.
A Los Angeles business owner has adopted an unconventional method to deter homeless encampments near his property by playing the children's song "Baby Shark" on a continuous loop.
Facing an ecological threat from invasive green crabs, New England communities are adopting a novel approach: turning the pests into a culinary resource.
Portland’s flagship luxury high-rise, the $600 million Ritz-Carlton tower, may soon change hands as its developers prepare to surrender the property to their lender. Struggling with the economic aftershocks of COVID-19 and years of downtown unrest, the 35-story tower—Block 216—has failed to reach profitability.
A new study from Duke University reveals a surprising downside for employees using artificial intelligence tools in the workplace: social stigma. While AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini are praised for boosting productivity, the research warns that coworkers and managers often judge AI users as lazy, less competent, and dependent.
Montana has officially banned the sale of lab-grown meat, joining a growing coalition of conservative states pushing back against what they view as globalist interference in food production. Governor Greg Gianforte signed the legislation this week, emphasizing protection for traditional ranchers and Montana’s agricultural heritage.
One America News (OAN) has finalized a multi-year agreement with Spectrum, bringing the conservative news network to millions of American households. Under the deal, OAN will now be included in Spectrum’s TV Select and TV Stream plans, alongside AWE (A Wealth of Entertainment). Additionally, Spectrum customers will receive access to OAN Live, the network’s streaming platform, at no extra charge.
