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Prediction markets and pollsters both say Democrats are favored to take both the US House and Senate in the midterms. Prediction markets have been a little less certain about it, though traders’ odds jumped on Tuesday on the chances of Democrats taking control of the Senate.

Your fleet’s cybersecurity policies may look good on paper. These seven checks can help you find out whether they’re working.

Your fleet’s cybersecurity policies may look good on paper. These seven checks can help you find out whether they’re working.

The 2026 JumpStart Challenge is fast approaching with the official kickoff and virtual overview of the reverse pitch competition taking place at noon on Monday, Nov. 2. The event is open to the public and has founders and builders of all backgrounds and experience come together to develop solutions for real problems pitched by real…

Damaging hail can develop quickly inside severe thunderstorms, leaving homeowners, farmers and businesses with little time to prepare. Researchers at Colorado State University are working to improve hail forecasts using artificial intelligence, with the goal of giving people more time to protect their property and get to safety.

More people are turning to artificial intelligence tools for everything from budgeting and investing to retirement planning and debt repayment.

Police were searching for a suspect who allegedly fled on foot after robbing a bank in West Valley City on Dec. 22, 2023. (Photo: Logan Price, KUTV)

The BYU football program will return to action on Saturday against the UCF Knights. Despite being 6-0 and ranked 2nd in the AP Poll, the Cougars are only favored by a touchdown against the 3-3 Knights. BYU is the better team, certainly, but UCF has been competitive in every game and the betting line reflects…

Artificial intelligence has deciphered ancient scrolls and could even help humanscommunicate with other animals,but now OpenAI is using the technology for another difficult translation task—one that could have huge benefits for critical infrastructure like banking, nuclear energy, and government.

Another election season is almost upon us, which means the rich and powerful are once again making lofty, dubious promises to the American public.