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Minnesota has put billions into homelessness and housing stability, and state leaders say the spending has lowered the number of people without housing and prevented families from experiencing homelessness. Still, they say the need exceeds available dollars.
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DivDat has acquired Meridian Integration, combining payment processing with customer engagement software to create a broader platform serving healthcare providers, utilities, municipalities, and other organizations managing high-volume customer interactions. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Bowie State University will launch a Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence in fall 2026. The 120-credit program will be offered on campus, expanding access to one of the nation’s most in-demand fields and preparing graduates to lead in an increasingly AI-driven economy.
The Coalition for Health AI (CHAI), a nonprofit founded by clinicians to advance responsible health AI, has announced new efforts to help health systems, payers, and health tech companies respond to frontier model threats – defending against potential attacks and harnessing frontier models for defense.
St. Joseph Acquires Fastbase AI And Plans Corporate Rebrand Around 350 Million-Company Data Platform
St. Joseph Inc. has acquired Fastbase AI Corporation as the publicly traded company moves to expand its focus on artificial intelligence and data intelligence technologies. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
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Billions are flowing into competing fusion technologies, but turning laboratory breakthroughs into dependable power plants remains the industry’s defining test.
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Ohio (WTVG) – Lucas County is ending its $5 million investment in Israeli bonds this year, but not because of the political pressure applied. The county will no longer invest in Israel because it needs the money from that investment