Heat wave to push mid 90s to near 100 across broad area
The Weather Service warns a prolonged heat dome will raise highs to the mid 90s and near 100 across the Midwest, South, and Northeast. Cities from Chicago to Washington could see 95 to 100 with heat indices over 100, and records may be challenged in Ohio, Maine, and Vermont as the heat persists into late week.
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Midwest
Chicago
Atlanta
Little Rock
St. Louis
Canada
Boston
Pittsburgh
Washington
New England
Fort Kent
Maine
Caribou
Weather Service
Burlington
Vermont
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Connecticut River
Merrimack
Mid-Atlantic
National Weather Service
Ohio Valley
the Weather Service
Lake Michigan
Appalachians
O’hare
Lansing
Toledo
Cleveland
Illinois
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Lower
New York
Columbus
Tennessee Valley
Louisville
Washington, D.C
AI chatbots struggle on election questions in 2024 tests
The Washington Post found Amazon Alexa and Microsoft Google bots gave unclear or incorrect answers about the 2020 election. Some refused to answer or redirected users to search results. OpenAI and Apple’s Siri answered more accurately. The report notes broader efforts to curb election misinformation and directs users to verify facts via search engines.
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Alexa
Microsoft
Google
United States
Washington Post
Amazon
Donald Trump
RealClearPolitics
Trump
Joe Biden
Openai
Chatgpt
Apple
Siri
U.S
Post
Biden
Reuters
Ron DeSantis
Iowa
Kristy Schmidt
Jeff Bezos
Europe
der Spiegel
Gemini
Gemini App
Jeff Jones
Jacob Glick
Georgetown University
Institute For Constitutional Advocacy and Protection
House
Silicon Valley
Jobs Crunch Hits New Graduates Across U S Markets
The Class of 2024 faces a rough summer as employers hold steady and hire mainly experienced workers. Unemployment for 20 to 24 year olds rose to 7.9 percent in May, while openings decline and many graduates miss internships and mentoring. Students like Priyank Saxena and Camila Aponte describe lengthy job hunts and shifting strategies toward skills based hiring amid cautious business sentiment. Industry leaders warn recovery may be slower but still achievable with persistent effort.
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Becky Frankiewicz
North America
Manpower Group
Frankiewicz
U.S
Donald Larvadain
Nicholls State University
Thibodaux
Larvadain
Howard
Stanford
New York Fed
Priyank Saxena
San Antonio
Rice University
Saxena
Dell Technologies
Fintech
Elle Phillips
Boise Graphic
Julia Pollak
ZipRecruiter
Harry Holzer
Georgetown University
Labor Department
Camila Aponte
Florida State University
Florida Department of Transportation
Aponte
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