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To the moon and back: Artemis II made history and forged connections across the country

To the moon and back: Artemis II made history and forged connections across the country

Artemis II’s four astronauts returned to Earth from their mission to the moon on Friday, with their gumdrop-shaped Orion spacecraft splashing down in the Pacific Ocean waters off the California coast. Their dramatic earthly return culminated the first manned mission to the moon since 1972 – 54 years. The

‘AI is now the smartest person in the room’: Workers face crossroads, pivots and perils from artificial intelligence

‘AI is now the smartest person in the room’: Workers face crossroads, pivots and perils from artificial intelligence

The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution presents some colossal crossroads. For workers, will AI take their jobs and livelihoods or enhance their skillsets and careers? For employers, is AI a new path to productivity, creativity or both? Will automation and autonomous systems result in growing profits and innovations but reduced head

New AI world: Fear of the unknown meets fear of missing out

New AI world: Fear of the unknown meets fear of missing out

Businesses across the country face the brave new world of artificial intelligence (AI). AI brings promises of revolutionary innovations and productivity gains, but also stirs worries about job losses, deep fakes and a dystopian future dominated by robots and autonomous machines. “There’s a lot of fear of the unknown,

U.S. gas prices hit more than $4 per gallon; Stocks surge on reports on potential end of Iran war

U.S. gas prices hit more than $4 per gallon; Stocks surge on reports on potential end of Iran war

U.S. gasoline prices have surpassed $4 per gallon as the U.S./Israel war with Iran pushes up oil prices. The average national gas price was $4.02 ($4.018) per gallon on Tuesday (March 31), according to AAA’s Fuel Gauge Report. It’s the first time since

Pain levels: Airports lead community efforts to help TSA workers going without pay during shutdown; Trump signs order to pay agents

Pain levels: Airports lead community efforts to help TSA workers going without pay during shutdown; Trump signs order to pay agents

Airports and air travelers have been feeling the pains of the federal shutdown impacting the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA). But TSA workers — who make on average $35,000 annually with many working paycheck-to-paycheck — are at the top of the pain scale. Airport checkpoint employees haven’t

Forensic files: Mystery Oregon remains identified as those of 19-year-old Montana man who went missing 52 years ago

Forensic files: Mystery Oregon remains identified as those of 19-year-old Montana man who went missing 52 years ago

In 1974, Mark Smith left his Montana home. The 19-year-old was never seen or heard from again. On Tuesday, more than 50 years later, the Oregon State Police (OSP) said Smith’s remains had been identified as those found by a logging crew near Williams, Oregon in 1978.

War and peace: Trump, Israel and what’s driving activists opposed to the Iran conflict

War and peace: Trump, Israel and what’s driving activists opposed to the Iran conflict

Want to know how people feel about the U.S. war with Iran? Ask them how they feel about President Donald Trump and American support for Israel. Feelings about the war tend to parallel people’s views about Trump. The president’s MAGA (Make America Great Again) base of supporters