The United States recorded net negative migration in 2022, marking the first time in nearly a century that more people left than arrived. The shift reflects sharp pandemic-era drops in immigration and helps explain labor and population changes still showing up nationwide.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said children growing up now may never be smarter than artificial intelligence, framing AI as a permanent part of their world. The remark has added to a broader debate over how schools and families should prepare kids for fast-moving AI tools.
The U.S. Mint is offering a new $1 gold-colored coin featuring Donald Trump’s face through its product lineup. The release adds a presidential-themed collectible option, though key details about availability by location are limited.
A California mother says she is spending about $10,000 each week to get food to children held in ICE detention. The effort centers on detained minors and highlights growing concern over conditions reported at federal holding sites.
New York City public schools have announced a one-year ban on the use of AI by elementary and middle school students. The policy puts one of the nation’s largest school systems at the center of a fast-moving debate over classroom technology.
More than 4.5 million Americans have lost access to SNAP as states unwind pandemic-era eligibility rules. Arizona recorded the steepest reduction, based on the latest federal and state figures.
New survey data shows many Gen Z adults report high burnout and financial strain, while older Americans are less likely to view those pressures the same way. The gap is showing up in workplace surveys, debt data, and housing costs across the U.S.
New polling shows Donald Trump’s approval rating among Hispanic Americans has moved higher than earlier in his term. The shift stands out in national political data as both parties track changes ahead of the next election cycle.
