Stories from United States

California has signed an executive order to monitor the impact of artificial intelligence on employment. A public dashboard tracking job displacement is due within 90 days.

The call for proposals for BSides Cambridge 2026 is now open, with a submission deadline of July 20, 2026. The event focuses on information security and cybersecurity.

The U.S. Treasury Department has issued subpoenas to progressive influencer Hasan Piker and CodePink cofounder Medea Benjamin. The subpoenas, issued by OFAC, demand financial and communications records related to their visits to Cuba.

A passenger on a Boeing 737-900A experienced a medical emergency, passing out and becoming unresponsive in seat 17B. Medical personnel on board are attending to the passenger. The flight crew is logging into a medical link for assistance. The flight was in the air when the event occurred.

The story of Estebanico, who was sold into slavery in Spain, is highlighted.

The financial sector in the United States is planning to relax regulations regarding AI separation.

Indicted Chinese businessman Guo Wengui allegedly funneled millions of dollars to influential figures including Steve Bannon, according to a social media post. The post suggests these funds were ill-gotten.

A US radio program highlighted the financial difficulties faced by middle and lower-middle-class students. The discussion indicated that these students are struggling financially. The program explored potential assistance methods.

The concept of 'Trumpflation' is reportedly roiling Wall Street and may not be a short-term issue. This discussion comes amid broader political commentary regarding the upcoming election. Discussions about 'Trumpflation' are causing reactions on Wall Street.

A Hazardous Seas Watch has been issued for the coastal areas near Portland, Oregon. The watch is in effect from May 24th at 4:01 AM PDT until May 26th at 11:00 AM PDT.