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U.S. Political Violence Surges to Record, Bloomberg Analysis Shows
Political violence in a polarized US is surging, with the past five years of assassinations and attempts on the lives of politicians the highest on records dating back to the 1960s, a Bloomberg ...
U.S. Appeals Court Hits Pause on Challenges to SEC Climate Rule
A federal appeals court on Friday said it was pausing its consideration of legal challenges against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's climate regulations until the ...
AI Chatbots Willingly Craft Convincing Phishing Scams: Reuters Analysis
The email seemed innocent enough. It invited senior citizens to learn about the Silver Hearts Foundation, a new charity dedicated to providing the elderly with care and companionship. "We believe ...
AI Lets Call Center Agents Focus on Customers
Armen Kirakosian remembers the frustrations of his first job as a call center agent nearly 10 years ago: the aggravated customers, the constant searching through menus for information and the notes ...
Scientists Link Major Carbon Emitters to Worsening Heat Waves
One quarter of more than 200 heat waves that occurred worldwide this century may have been impossible without human-induced global warming. Emissions from the world's largest fossil fuel and cement ...
Top 10 Most VIN-Cloned Vehicles: CARFAX Canada
New data highlights the most VIN-cloned vehicles in Canada, with the Ford F-150, RAM 1500, and Jeep Wrangler topping the list, according to CARFAX Canada. VIN cloning, also known as re-vinning, is a ...
US Pilot Program Launched to Speed Air Taxi Deployment
The Trump administration announced a new pilot program on Friday to speed the deployment of flying air taxis as companies work to meet regulatory hurdles for advanced air mobility. The Federal ...
Deadly Florida Condo Collapse Probe Points to Pool Deck Flaws as Preliminary Cause
Federal investigators have zeroed in on flaws in the pool deck as the preliminary cause of the 2021 collapse of a 12-story Florida beachfront condominium that killed 98 people. The National Institute ...