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How AI could influence learning across subjects — while becoming a crucial one itself

BY LEXI LONAS

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The education industry is having to grapple with where artificial intelligence can fit into schools, from lesson plans to teacher training, since the technology has been propelled to the forefront of debates in recent months. 

The chatbot ChatGPT has caused shockwaves through the education industry over concerns about cheating and how students will learn, but the importance of AI in technological education has also been highlighted in the discussion. 

The introduction of AI could one day be integrated into all school subjects, not just computer science, experts say. And familiarity with the technology itself could soon become essential for students.

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Nikki Fried to lead Florida Democrats as party chair

BY MAX GREENWOOD 

Florida Democrats tapped former state Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried as their new chair on Saturday, tasking her with revamping a once-formidable state political party that has struggled to stay competitive in recent years.

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More than 450,000 remain without power in Michigan after ice storm

BY JARED GANS

More than 450,000 Michigan locations were without power Saturday following an ice storm that brought freezing temperatures to the state.

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News outlets demand access to Jan. 6 footage McCarthy gave to Tucker Carlson

BY JARED GANS

A group of news outlets are demanding that they receive access to tens of thousands of hours of surveillance footage from the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection that House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) gave to Fox News host Tucker Carlson earlier this week.

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Haley vows to strip US aid for countries ‘that hate us’ if elected

BY JARED GANS

GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley vowed on Friday to strip U.S. aid for countries that she said “hate us” if elected president. Haley said in an op-ed in The New York Post that taxpayers deserve to know where U.S. foreign aid is going and would be “shocked” to learn that much of it is supporting “anti-American” countries and causes. 

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Are headlights brighter than they used to be?

BY RUSSELL FALCON

(NEXSTAR) – LED (light-emitting diode) headlights are increasingly replacing the previously popular types of lights used for vehicles — halogen and high-intensity discharge (HID) lights — as the go-to.

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Santos falsely told judge in 2017 that he worked for Goldman Sachs: reports

BY JARED GANS

Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) falsely told a judge in 2017 that he worked for the investment banking firm Goldman Sachs, multiple outlets reported Friday based on audio of a hearing they obtained and published.

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Michigan, Texas officials complain they weren’t warned of contaminated soil, water shipments from Ohio train wreck

BY JARED GANS

Michigan and Texas officials are complaining that they were not told in advance about the shipment of contaminated soil and water from East Palestine, Ohio — where a train derailment earlier this month has caused a public health and environmental crisis — to their states.

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Sunday shows preview: The Russia-Ukraine war, one year in

BY JULIA SHAPERO

With the war in Ukraine surpassing the one-year mark on Friday, the ongoing conflict with Russia will likely dominate this week’s Sunday talk shows circuit.

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Zelensky shows some openness to China’s cease-fire proposal: ‘The question is what follows the words’

BY JARED GANS

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signaled he is somewhat open to working with China on its cease-fire plan for the war between Russia and Ukraine. He said he disagrees with some proposals, but Ukraine should look to work with a plan that respects international law and territorial integrity. 

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A flawed national popular vote could work to Trump’s advantage

BY ANDY SCHATZ

OPINION | Donald Trump recently refused to commit to supporting the Republican nominee if he doesn’t get the nod, prompting his former attorney general, William Barr, to claim Trump would ruin Republicans’ chances by “telling his base to stay home.” There may be another tactic that could be better for Trump but worse for us all.

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Mental health is not a partisan issue

BY CHUCK INGOGLIA

OPINION | No one is immune from a mental health or substance use challenge. When it comes to mental health challenges, age, gender, race and status are merely details, and an enormous amount of work remains to help the growing number of people seeking treatment.

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Airlines have a 4-wheeled problem that’s only going to get worse

BY JAY RATLIFF

OPINION | The traveling public is flocking back to airports, and many days we are seeing numbers higher than we saw before the COVID-19 pandemic. As we approach a busy summer travel season, airlines are faced with a growing problem, a four-wheeled problem: wheelchairs.

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