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Amazon to replace 14,000 corporate employees with AI

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

E-commerce giant Amazon confirmed Tuesday it will cut 14,000 corporate jobs as the retailer invests in artificial intelligence. Beth Galetti, senior vice president of People Experience and Technology at... Read More.

CA state retirement fund lost 71% of $468M put in clean energy, won’t say how

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

The California Public Employees' Retirement System for state employees lost 71% of its $468 million investment in a clean energy and technology private equity fund, state records show, but CalPERS won’t explain how. ... Read More.

House Oversight Committee refers Biden ‘cover-up’ to DOJ for investigation

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

The U.S. House Oversight Committee released its report on the investigation into former President Joe Biden’s cognitive health, resulting in referrals to the Justice Department and the D.C. Board of Medicine, citing multiple cover-ups of Biden’s cognitive decline. ... Read More.

Report: Workers ready to grow but gap exists between college, career readiness

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

A new “State of Learning and Readiness” report from open edtech leader Instructure shows that new workers are eager to grow, but there exists a gap between college and career readiness because of the ever-changing work landscape. ... Read More.

Legislator, poll: Newsom’s interest in White House no surprise

Tuesday, October 28 by The Center Square

Californians say they’re not surprised that Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom is eying the White House. “I think that’s the worst-kept secret on the planet,” state Sen. Tony Strickland, R-Huntington... Read More.

WATCH: Bonta talks Newsom’s potential White House run, congressional redistricting election

Monday, October 27 by The Center Square

Following Gov. Gavin Newsom’s announcement he’s pondering a presidential run in 2028, California Attorney General Rob Bonta said on Monday that Newsom is “gubernatorial and more” during a press conference about the state's congressional redistricting election. ... Read More.

Report: Michigan, Washington ‘worst’ on religious nonprofit protections

Monday, October 27 by The Center Square

Michigan and Washington scored the most poorly in the nation for religious freedom protections, according to a new report. Napa Legal Institute, a Catholic nonprofit organization, released the 2025... Read More.

Colorado looks to fund food banks as shutdown continues

Monday, October 27 by The Center Square

With just five days left until federal monies for food stamps runs out, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis has moved to fund up to $10 million for food pantries in the state. ... Read More.

U.S. watchmakers warn of ‘catastrophic harm’ from tariffs

Monday, October 27 by The Center Square

U.S. watchmakers filed a rare brief to the U.S. Supreme Court detailing how President Donald Trump's tariffs have upended a global industry that depends on specialty manufacturers. The American... Read More.

Trump ally Gina Swoboda runs for Arizona congressional seat

Monday, October 27 by The Center Square

Gina Swoboda, the former Arizona Republican Party chair who's running for Congress, announced she has President Donald Trump's endorsement. Swoboda worked on Trump's unsuccessful 2020 presidential campaign and is... Read More.

McCormick talks veterans, shutdown in Pennsylvania

Monday, October 27 by The Center Square

While visiting Harrisburg on Monday, U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick took questions on several issues, including the federal shutdown and its impact on Pennsylvanians. McCormick was touring a facility that... Read More.

Democrat-friendly labor union urges Congress to pass GOP funding bill, open govt

Monday, October 27 by The Center Square

As the ongoing government shutdown hits the 27-day mark, the largest federal employee union is urging the U.S. Senate to pass Republicans’ funding stopgap bill. Representing 820,000 federal workers,... Read More.

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