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WalletHub published their Economic Indexthis week, which bases its findings on a monthly survey that covers various economic metrics such as job confidence and debt.

Many Democrats and Republicans favor establishing retraining programs focused on artificial intelligence for workers and providing ongoing lessons, according to a Northeastern University survey report released Friday on public sentiments about AI.

A new study led by Yale School of Medicine’s Wendy Barr, MD, MPH, evaluated the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in more than 15,000 family medicine residency trainees across the U.S. and found that in October 2025, 71% of residents used AI for work in the past month.

BRISTOL, UNITED KINGDOM – AUGUST 11: In this photo illustration a woman uses a credit card to buy something online on August 11, 2014 in Bristol, United Kingdom. This week marks the 20th anniversary of the first online sale. Since that sale – a copy of an album by the artist Sting – online retailing…

A North Bay newspaper says Flock cameras operated by the Marin County Sheriff’s Department were accessed thousands of times by out of state and federal agencies. Critics say that’s exactly the scenario they’ve been warning about.

SPREAD THE NEWS Elphicks Managing Director Alan Bushnell and a colleague outside the West Street department store.(Waverley Borough Council)

Internet service in Eagle Mountain has been restored for Direct Communications Utah customers on Monday, Sept. 21, 2026, following a cyberattack that caused a multi-day outage. (Photo: KUTV)

A city of roughly 30,000 residents in Northern California — staffed by a two-person IT department — is now in its seventh day of a ransomware shutdown that has taken down City Hall, knocked out ten municipal departments, and forced its elected council to meet in emergency closed session over a criminal extortion demand whose…