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U.N. Study: 'Lack of Choice' Contributing to 'Fertility Crisis'
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U.N. Study: 'Lack of Choice' Contributing to 'Fertility Crisis'

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The United Nations Population Fund, or UNFPA, announced Tuesday that while some may worry about a population decline and how it could impact a country's survival, the bigger crisis is that people are not having childrenSee the Story
AMA to Advocate for IMGs in Visa Limbo Due to Trump Policies
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AMA to Advocate for IMGs in Visa Limbo Due to Trump Policies

37% Center coverage: 11 sources
(MedPage Today) -- Has the American Medical Association (AMA) done enough to support international medical graduates (IMGs) in light of recent visa processing disruption? For many of the members who spoke at the AMA House of Delegates meeting on...See the Story
Budget Conference: Senate Cuts Offer for Florida’s Preeminent Schools in Half
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Budget Conference: Senate Cuts Offer for Florida’s Preeminent Schools in Half

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The Senate has slashed its offer for Florida’s best state universities in half, from $80 million down to to $40 million, as lawmakers continue debating whether Florida’s preeminent schools deserve a reward in ongoing budget talks. The House has not provided any dollars in publicly released offers, but the Senate splitting the difference could signal a possible compromise between chambers at this late stage of talks. Last year, only four schools …See the Story

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Donald Trump: Why a Proposed Remittance Tax by US Could Hurt India

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Clashes with Anthropic’s Dario Amodei Over A.I.’s Job Impact

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Anthropic's Dario Amodei disagree over A.I.'s job risks. Silicon Valley's top figures weigh in on the technology's future.CEOsSee the Story

NTIA Streamlines BEAD Program, But Risks Further Delays

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
On June 6, the National Telecommunications & Information Administration (NTIA) issued its long-awaited overhaul of the $42.45 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program. This new policy notice repeals many administrative burdens imposed by Biden-era NTIA oversight and aligns the program more closely with Congress’s original intent. This revised guidance promises to enhance broadband deployment by increasing flexibility and r…United States · United StatesSee the Story

Thomas Friedman Suggests That Israelis Surrender

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This article was written before Israel’s attack on Iran. It is particularly relevant in light of that attack. It’s a remarkable fact that Israel is the only country in the world that can’t be allowed to end attacks from a hostile force on its border. This thought came to mind earlier this month when Britain, France and Germany warned Israel about continuing the attacks on Hamas in Gaza, and again yesterday when a Thomas Friedman column in the Ne…Gaza · GazaRead Article

Lexmark Powers More Efficient, Compliant Supply Chain Processes

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Produce and capture at point of transaction Instantly share order info with customers Replace expensive multipart forms Replace dot matrix/thermal with laser devices Improve workflow with intelligent document routing Save more, store less with forms printed on-demand Leverage electronic forms for instant visibility Eliminate delays from manual document searches Drive productivity and improve compliance Get control of supply chain documents Click…Texas, United States · TexasSee the Story

Newswire Announcements Archive

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Native Teams, the global platform for work payments, unveils Gig Pay, the end-to-end automated payroll and wallet solution engineered to turn compliance deadlines into growth drivers.See the Story

How to Avoid Dystopian Bias When Regulating AI

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For a culture marinating in techno-dystopian media, the “precautionary principle” might sound terribly sensible when applied to artificial intelligence. Better to restrict development now than risk existential catastrophe from killer robots later, right? Maybe not. New economic research suggests this intuitive wisdom could prove disastrously wrong—and current regulatory proposals help prove the point. In the paper “Regulating the Direction of In…Artificial Intelligence · TorontoRead Article

Lawmakers rip into defense secretary over flat Pentagon budget

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The Pentagon is counting on one-time funds from a reconciliation bill to fund investments in shipbuilding and missile defense.Americas · United StatesSee the Story

Death by Algorithm – Watchdog Ignores Online Censorship

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Share this post: A long-term reader of Vox Political recently got in touch with an odd observation: she hadn’t seen any of my work in months — not on social media anywhere. It was as though I’d disappeared. That changed, curiously, when she went on holiday to Spain. Suddenly, my content was everywhere [...] The post Death by algorithm for online publishers – and the watchdog shrugs appeared first on Vox Political.Censorship · United StatesSee the Story

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