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Jobs Sit Empty in the Public Sector, So Unions Help Recruit
Shortages of state and city personnel, especially those who must work on site, are so dire that unions are helping to get people in the door.
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Researchers Poke Holes in Safety Controls of ChatGPT and Other Chatbots
A new report indicates that the guardrails for widely used chatbots can be thwarted, leading to an increasingly unpredictable environment for the technology.
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An American Energy Giant Sees Israel as a Springboard to Europe
Chevron finds itself with an abundance of natural gas on Europe’s doorstep. Amid competing regional interests, the question is how to develop it.
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What Happened When 15 of Twitter’s Top Celebrities Joined Threads
We examined the daily activity of Ellen DeGeneres, Wiz Khalifa, Selena Gomez and others among Twitter’s most-followed to deduce if Threads has staying power.
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Shell Reports Sharply Lower Earnings as Energy Prices Ease
After a record-breaking profit last year, Shell’s quarterly earnings fell 56 percent. But the energy provider will increase dividend payments.
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Trump needed $225 million. A little-known bank came to the rescue.
When Trump needed $225 million, an unlikely partner came to the rescue: Axos Bank, an online-only financial firm headquartered in suburban San Diego.
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The GOP’s lengthy impeachment and censure lists
Republicans have lodged more impeachment and censure threats than at any point since at least the 1980s, including using punitive measures at the state level.
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Biden to welcome Italy’s Meloni despite her far-right leanings
Biden has expressed reservations as Meloni was rising to power, but the two have formed a connection.
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The GOP’s lengthy impeachment and censure lists
Republicans have lodged more impeachment and censure threats than at any point since at least the 1980s, including using punitive measures at the state level.
