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San Francisco mayor approves $32 million for homes for teachers as city deals with homelessness crisis

San Francisco's plans to build affordable housing for teachers are accelerating after decades of obstructions. The city has also allocated millions this year to housing and shelters for the homeless in an attempt to curb a severe homelessness crisis.

Video game regulator proposes scanning faces to enforce age limits

The regulator that rates video games for age appropriateness has proposed using facial recognition software to determine if a buyer is old enough to buy adult video games.

Soros family boosts Israel critic Pramila Jayapal with max donations to reelection campaign

Left-wing billionaire George Soros joined his son Alex Soros in steering maximum campaign donations to Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA), who has recently come under fire from Democrats over her anti-Israel rhetoric, second quarter filings show.

Elon Musk jabs Barbie for anti-patriarchy message as film smashes records

Elon Musk took a shot at Barbie as the Greta Gerwig-directed film continues to shatter box office expectations.

Deal between UPS and Teamsters reached, averting historic strike

UPS and the Teamsters union have reached a contract agreement, avoiding the biggest strike from a single employer in United States history.

Bill to regulate stablecoins, key crypto assets, set for vote in House panel

The House Financial Services Committee will meet this week to discuss and amend legislation meant to provide regulatory clarity for stablecoins and other digital assets.

Twitter’s ‘X’ rebrand could face legal challenges over common trademark

Just one day after Twitter was rebranded, the social media company now called "X" could be met with legal hurdles, according to legal experts.

Bill Maher and Jordan Peterson expose how ‘wokeness’ ‘undoes’ liberalism

Comedian Bill Maher and clinical psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson dove deep into the notion that wokeness is killing classic liberalism.

John Kennedy compares Congress to high school as parties divide over Supreme Court ethics bill

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) compared Congress and the tactics being used by his Democratic colleagues to high school antics as Senate Republicans and Democrats split over a Supreme Court ethics bill.

UN nuclear watchdog finds anti-personnel mines near Zaporizhzhia power plant

The International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations’s nuclear watchdog, said it found anti-personnel mines on the outskirts of the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine.
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