Fed emphasizes its commitment to 'independence' as Lisa Cook pledges to sue over Trump's 'illegal' firing

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Lisa Cook's lawyer said she plans to sue over President Donald Trump's decision to try to fire her from the Federal Reserve.

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  • Lisa Cook plans to sue over Trump's attempt to fire her from the Federal Reserve, her lawyer said.
  • Trump said he was firing her because he took issue with her personal mortgage documents.
  • In a statement, the Fed emphasized its independence and said it
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Anthropic launches Claude Chrome extension: How to try it

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Anthropic is easing into the AI browser war with a Claude browser extension for Chrome.

On Tuesday, the AI company announced a pilot program for a version of Claude that can browse the web on the user's behalf. The pilot will only be available to 1,000 members of the Claude Max plan, a subscription tier for power users that costs $200 a month. Anthropic says it's treading cautiously to address the

44 state attorneys general serve notice to AI companies: Protect our kids — or else

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Meta, Google, and Apple have just been warned by attorneys general from 44 different U.S. states: Protect kids from being harmed by their AI products — or face the consequences.

The National Association of Attorneys General sent a letter to more than a dozen tech companies in the U.S. on Monday, demanding that these companies protect children from sexualized AI content.

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Taylor Swift's $27,000 Cartier watch shone alongside her engagement ring

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Taylor Swift wore a $27,000 watch in her engagement pictures.

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  • Taylor Swift announced her engagement to Travis Kelce on Instagram with photos featuring her gold ring.
  • Swift paired the engagement ring with a Cartier Santos Demoiselle watch worth $27,300.
  • The watch is rare and can be found for $18,000 on the resale market, SwissWatchExpo's CEO said.

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Study: AI is taking away entry-level jobs for young people

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Artificial intelligence is killing off a significant number of entry-level jobs for younger folks who work in certain fields, a new study found.

The study from Stanford University found that "early-career workers (ages 22-25) in the most AI-exposed occupations have experienced a 13 percent relative decline in employment even after controlling for firm-level shocks." In other words, young people