Machines, technology reshape jobs across industries
The AP reports widespread job losses to automation as digital meters, robotics, and software replaces human workers. From meter readers in Fresno to secretaries and operators, millions face displacement while firms cite efficiency and cheaper operations. Big data and smart systems drive replacements globally, with mixed potential for new roles.
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Immigration fallout from saying no to Obamacare
Washington report notes a Medicaid expansion gap creates a citizenship based subsidy split. Citizens below the poverty line in expansion states would lose subsidies while legally present immigrants could access them through private plans. Governors like Arizona's Jan Brewer faced pressure as Perry and Scott weigh positions. Experts warn the inequity could complicate politics and policy for upcoming state budgets.
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A Home For Us ee ests
Seth, hungry and desperate with Anna and Jacob waiting at home, plans to steal food as he wanders streets on September 7, 1915. He eyes Steinberg's Market then a police sighting spooks him, leading to a chase through alleys and backstreets as hunger and fear mount.
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