Democratic strategist James Carville on Wednesday said President Trump’s controversial comments about immigrants have begun to lose traction with voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. “He’s done ...

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After the government officially shut down Oct. 1, some federal employees are still going to work — but they'll have to wait for their next paychecks. The partial shutdown began at midnight after ...

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — While it remains to be seen this fall how Ohio leaders will redraw the state’s congressional maps, it’s likely that whatever redistricting plan they end up passing will be negotiated ...

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A DAZZLING menagerie of microbes live inside the human gut—by some counts a few thousand different species. Most residents of this gut microbiome are not the disease-causing kind. In fact, many do ...

Men in the U.S. are spending a record-high amount of time on household activities, though inequalities between men’s and women’s contributions persist, an NBC News analysis of new Bureau of Labor ...

What just happened? Not every company is slowing down its rush to go all-in on AI – Salesforce certainly isn't. According to CEO Marc Benioff, up to 50% of work being done at the software giant is now ...

While many companies that went all in on AI have since pulled back, Salesforce is going full steam ahead. In an interview with Bloomberg, CEO Marc Benioff claimed that as much as 30% to 50% of the ...