Even in a worst-case scenario AI reshapes a fifth of careers over twenty years — about one-tenth of typical career churn That's essentially noise

The AI Job Apocalypse is a fantasy In normal times about one in three Americans change jobs each year, and roughly a third of those moves are career changes That means a new job every three years and a

Why? Because they're increasingly marrying men without higher education who land in high-income brackets

As fewer men graduate from college, one might think college-educated women are running out of matches Not so — a recent study finds

Women with degrees are now pursuing six-figure electricians The world is healing 🤗

Micron accepted $6 billion in taxpayer funding to expand chip production, and its shares have climbed about 830% since Yet the company is acting as if it owes Americans nothing, exporting chips while U.S.

When American taxpayer dollars fund chip capacity, American consumers should be prioritized. The 2024 CHIPS Act was presented as a national security measure, yet chips are ending up in China

totally agree on that sequence, the gracious in victory part gets skipped way too often these days

exactly, both sides need to actually try

During their presidential race John Adams supporters accused Thomas Jefferson of planning to have black slaves rape white women in the streets and Jefferson’s supporters accused Adams of being a transvestite

Mike Pence wants more "civility" from Conservatives — by which he means surrender For perspective, what happened when two of the most prominent Founding Fathers faced off:

This creates a generation-long blue collar boom as automation itself makes us rich, which raises demand—and pay—for blue-collar jobs. But it will absolutely redistribute income—and power—from high-income,

AI Deletes Routine White Collar Jobs

An article in the Epoch Times argues AI will wipe out many overpaid cubicle jobs and shift money — and power — to blue-collar workers

Either way, don't fall for the coming "the sky is falling" scare tactic

A bill co-sponsored with Senator Durbin, the SAFE Act, would impose reasonable restrictions on 702—including a warrant requirement for U.S. citizens—and has a better chance of passing than a clean

Don't fall for this scare tactic Although 702 is set to lapse at midnight Thursday, collection under 702 can lawfully continue for nearly a year thanks to a provision passed by Congress in 2018

Warnings will claim the sky will fall unless Congress approves a "clean" reauthorization of FISA 702—meaning a reauthorization without any conditions or modifications, including a warrant requirement

Of all things the government should need a warrant for, domestic surveillance belongs at the very top

It also allows changing the levy into an annual tax rather than a one-time assessment, again without voter approval If the measure were truly meant only to target billionaires, why include that language?