Google execs say employees have to ‘be more AI-savvy’ as competition ramps up
Google has fewer employees than it did in early 2023, and the company is pushing AI in part to boost efficiencies.
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Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has dinner with singer Katy Perry in Montreal
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry have sparked speculation after dining together in Montreal.
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has dinner with singer Katy Perry in Montreal
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry have sparked speculation after dining together in Montreal
Trump’s picks for FBI leadership have ‘no idea what they’re doing’ and are ‘playing dress up,’ former staffer says
FBI is increasingly concerned with ‘ideological purity and the ceaseless politicization of the workforce,’ Michael Feinberg argues
More churches are suing ICE over arrests in places of worship: ‘Congregations have gone underground’
Dozens of denominations are trying to block ‘chilling’ First Amendment threats to freedom of worship
The US SEC approves in-kind creations and redemptions for crypto ETFs, allowing institutional investors to exchange ETF shares for the underlying BTC or ETH (André Beganski/Decrypt)
André Beganski / Decrypt:
The US SEC approves in-kind creations and redemptions for crypto ETFs, allowing institutional investors to exchange ETF shares for the underlying BTC or ETH — The SEC has approved in-kind redemptions…
Being a millionaire in the US isn’t what is used to be: ‘It’s the new mass-affluent middleweight class’
There are 23,931,000 millionaires in the U.S. according to the USB Global Wealth Report
New York Gunman Was Flagged By Security Camera System Before Attack: Report
Cameras at 345 Park Avenue flagged an approaching gunman on Monday as a potential threat that required immediate attention, seconds before he burst into the office skyscraper’s lobby and began firing, according to two former federal officials.
With Biden gone, and faced with indescribable famine, the Democratic consensus on Israel and Gaza shifts
A wave of key party condemnations makes it clear: a tide is finally shifting among DC Democrats as Israel starves Gaza, writes John Bowden
Tulsi Gabbard has cemented herself a place in history
The US national security advisor finally finds herself in a position where the truths she speaks cannot be ignored
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