A new warning says Social Security’s retirement trust fund could be depleted by 2032, earlier than many workers expected. If that happens, payroll taxes would still fund benefits, but not at the full scheduled level.
Amazon has paused operations with cargo carrier 21 Air after a deadly Sept. 6 runway crash in Miami. The move affects one of the airline’s biggest customers, but Amazon said package operations will continue while the investigation moves forward.
A run of layoffs, store closures, and stubbornly high prices is adding to pressure on U.S. households. Recent federal data and company announcements show how losses are stacking up across jobs, shopping, and travel.
State and local officials are weighing the use of Flock license plate reader cameras after hackers accessed the company’s systems and shared stolen data with media outlets. The breach renewed questions about police surveillance tools, data access, and what residents can expect next.
A Trump administration-era visitor notice is drawing attention for laying out entry rules and security details at the National Museum of American History in Washington. Here is what is confirmed, what applies on-site, and what visitors can expect before walking in.
More than 100 people gathered at Ocean Beach in San Francisco for a group scream tied to stress relief and community connection. The event reflected a growing interest in public wellness gatherings in Bay Area outdoor spaces.
From the 1940s to the social media era, history has repeatedly shown how powerful technologies can outpace rules, oversight, and public understanding. These 10 examples help explain why AI debates in 2026 sound familiar.
A new poll found that nearly 70% of New Yorkers approve of Mayor Mamdani’s job performance. The numbers show broad support citywide, while some details about demographic splits remain limited.
