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53% of Americans Say AI Is Doing More Harm Than Good in Schools
A new national NBC News Decision Desk Poll powered by SurveyMonkey found 53% of Americans say artificial intelligence is doing more harm than good in K-12 education. The survey also shows a growing majority now believes schools that prohibit AI are better preparing students for the future.
A Year After the Georgia Immigration Raid, South Korean Workers Are Fighting Back
More than 300 South Korean workers detained in last year’s immigration raid at a Hyundai-linked battery site in coastal Georgia are now challenging the U.S. government. The case is becoming an early test of how far workers and their lawyers can push back against one of the largest worksite enforcement actions in recent memory.
The Iran War Has Cost $33.4 Billion. Now Senators Want the Pentagon to Show the Receipts
Senate Democrats are demanding a detailed Pentagon accounting after a Defense Department watchdog put the early cost of the Iran war at $33.4 billion. The push comes as lawmakers question what is included in the administration’s estimates and how much more Congress may be asked to approve.
Hegseth’s Pentagon Could Be Headed for Another Major Shake-Up
Trump administration officials have discussed possible replacements for Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg, raising the prospect of another senior shake-up at the Pentagon. The discussions come after weeks of scrutiny over weapons stockpiles, leadership turnover and internal management.
Florida Officials Faced a Heated Showdown Over $1 Billion in Israel Bonds
A tense public meeting in Palm Beach County brought renewed scrutiny to the county’s $1 billion investment in Israel Bonds. The exchange, which included a confrontation involving a military veteran, underscored how a local finance decision has become a flashpoint in a broader political debate.
53% of Americans Say AI Is Doing More Harm Than Good in Schools
A new national NBC News Decision Desk Poll powered by SurveyMonkey found 53% of Americans say artificial intelligence is doing more harm than good in K-12 education. The survey also shows a growing majority now believes schools that prohibit AI are better preparing students for the future.
A Year After the Georgia Immigration Raid, South Korean Workers Are Fighting Back
More than 300 South Korean workers detained in last year’s immigration raid at a Hyundai-linked battery site in coastal Georgia are now challenging the U.S. government. The case is becoming an early test of how far workers and their lawyers can push back against one of the largest worksite enforcement actions in recent memory.
The Iran War Has Cost $33.4 Billion. Now Senators Want the Pentagon to Show the Receipts
Senate Democrats are demanding a detailed Pentagon accounting after a Defense Department watchdog put the early cost of the Iran war at $33.4 billion. The push comes as lawmakers question what is included in the administration’s estimates and how much more Congress may be asked to approve.
Hegseth’s Pentagon Could Be Headed for Another Major Shake-Up
Trump administration officials have discussed possible replacements for Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg, raising the prospect of another senior shake-up at the Pentagon. The discussions come after weeks of scrutiny over weapons stockpiles, leadership turnover and internal management.
Florida Officials Faced a Heated Showdown Over $1 Billion in Israel Bonds
A tense public meeting in Palm Beach County brought renewed scrutiny to the county’s $1 billion investment in Israel Bonds. The exchange, which included a confrontation involving a military veteran, underscored how a local finance decision has become a flashpoint in a broader political debate.
53% of Americans Say AI Is Doing More Harm Than Good in Schools
A new national NBC News Decision Desk Poll powered by SurveyMonkey found 53% of Americans say artificial intelligence is doing more harm than good in K-12 education. The survey also shows a growing majority now believes schools that prohibit AI are better preparing students for the future.
A Year After the Georgia Immigration Raid, South Korean Workers Are Fighting Back
More than 300 South Korean workers detained in last year’s immigration raid at a Hyundai-linked battery site in coastal Georgia are now challenging the U.S. government. The case is becoming an early test of how far workers and their lawyers can push back against one of the largest worksite enforcement actions in recent memory.
The Iran War Has Cost $33.4 Billion. Now Senators Want the Pentagon to Show the Receipts
Senate Democrats are demanding a detailed Pentagon accounting after a Defense Department watchdog put the early cost of the Iran war at $33.4 billion. The push comes as lawmakers question what is included in the administration’s estimates and how much more Congress may be asked to approve.
Hegseth’s Pentagon Could Be Headed for Another Major Shake-Up
Trump administration officials have discussed possible replacements for Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg, raising the prospect of another senior shake-up at the Pentagon. The discussions come after weeks of scrutiny over weapons stockpiles, leadership turnover and internal management.
Florida Officials Faced a Heated Showdown Over $1 Billion in Israel Bonds
A tense public meeting in Palm Beach County brought renewed scrutiny to the county’s $1 billion investment in Israel Bonds. The exchange, which included a confrontation involving a military veteran, underscored how a local finance decision has become a flashpoint in a broader political debate.
53% of Americans Say AI Is Doing More Harm Than Good in Schools
A new national NBC News Decision Desk Poll powered by SurveyMonkey found 53% of Americans say artificial intelligence is doing more harm than good in K-12 education. The survey also shows a growing majority now believes schools that prohibit AI are better preparing students for the future.
A Year After the Georgia Immigration Raid, South Korean Workers Are Fighting Back
More than 300 South Korean workers detained in last year’s immigration raid at a Hyundai-linked battery site in coastal Georgia are now challenging the U.S. government. The case is becoming an early test of how far workers and their lawyers can push back against one of the largest worksite enforcement actions in recent memory.
The Iran War Has Cost $33.4 Billion. Now Senators Want the Pentagon to Show the Receipts
Senate Democrats are demanding a detailed Pentagon accounting after a Defense Department watchdog put the early cost of the Iran war at $33.4 billion. The push comes as lawmakers question what is included in the administration’s estimates and how much more Congress may be asked to approve.
Hegseth’s Pentagon Could Be Headed for Another Major Shake-Up
Trump administration officials have discussed possible replacements for Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg, raising the prospect of another senior shake-up at the Pentagon. The discussions come after weeks of scrutiny over weapons stockpiles, leadership turnover and internal management.
Florida Officials Faced a Heated Showdown Over $1 Billion in Israel Bonds
A tense public meeting in Palm Beach County brought renewed scrutiny to the county’s $1 billion investment in Israel Bonds. The exchange, which included a confrontation involving a military veteran, underscored how a local finance decision has become a flashpoint in a broader political debate.
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