The safest cities in the US, ranked

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Burlington, Vermont.

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Meta just missed a senator's deadline for submitting records about its AI chatbot policies for kids

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Mark Zuckerberg attends the 2025 Breakthrough Prize ceremony in Santa Monica, California.

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Dozens of Beaches Contaminated By Fecal Matter Over Labor Day Holiday

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Another safety researcher quits OpenAI, citing the dissolution of 'AGI Readiness' team

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A parade of OpenAI researchers focused on safety have left the company this year.

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California Governor Vetoes AI Bill Aimed at Preventing Catastrophic Harms

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How to Stay Prepared and Informed for Extreme Weather

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The 10 worst states to live in, ranked

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Louisiana was ranked the worst state to live in by WalletHub.

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The 10 best states to live in, ranked

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WalletHub ranked Massachusetts the No. 1 state to live in.

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British Airways' new Bridgerton-style safety video features actors in period dress. One safety expert says it's 'excellent' — but it has drawbacks.

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A modern airplane captain stands next to a man and a woman who are sat in commercial airplane seats. They are all in Regency-era regal period home, and the man and woman are dressed in an aristocratic style from the same period.
A British Airways captain next to two Regency-era characters.

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I was a female Secret Service agent. Women can do the job just as well as men.

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Mary Beth Wilkas Janke was one of less than 200 female Secret Service agents in the early 1990s.

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