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Voters in three states, Missouri, Nebraska and Alaska, will go to the polls in November and vote on a key issue: paid sick leave for workers.Voters in three states, Missouri, Nebraska and Alaska, will go to the polls in November and vote on a key issue: paid sick leave for workers.

Paid sick leave on the ballot in several states in November

The U.S. Treasury Department combats fraudulent payments by deploying artificial intelligence to detect suspicious transactions.

US Treasury’s AI tools recover $1 billion in fraudulent payments

Google announced it will block all election advertisements after the last polls close on election day. I

Google to block election ads after polls close to combat misinformation

The Texas Supreme Court halted the execution of a man sentenced to death for the 2002 murder of his 2-year-old daughter. A jury convicted Robert Roberson of killing the toddler in a case of “shaken baby syndrome,” which his attorneys, as well as Texas lawmakers and medical experts, now say was based on faulty and outdated scientific evidence related to the diagnosis.

Texas execution of man in shaken baby case halted

Israel says it killed a top Hamas leader in Gaza.

Biden, Netanyahu react after Israel says it killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar

It has been more than a year since Trump was first charged in the Jan. 6 case by Special Counsel Jack Smith, and a lot has happened since.

Unraveling Trump’s Jan. 6 case: Where do things stand one year later?

A Seattle police officer rescued a man experiencing a mental health crisis from train tracks, pulling him to safety in just seconds

Seattle officer saves man from oncoming train

New Mexico’s governor announced the end of her public health order banning guns in parks and playgrounds, citing reducing violence.

New Mexico governor ends controversial gun ban in public parks

Columbia University suspended a pro-Israel professor from campus after he pubicly criticized school officials for allowing anti-Israel protests.

Columbia suspends pro-Israel professor over alleged harassment

A rare 1787 copy of U.S. Constitution believed to be the only one in private hands, is up for auction in North Carolina

Rare 1787 US Constitution copy goes up for auction

The U.S. ambassador to the U.N. says the U.S. is monitoring Israel’s ground offensive in northern Gaza to prevent a “policy of starvation.”

US warns Israel against ‘policy of starvation’ in Gaza

San Diego agreed to stop enforcing laws that penalized homeless individuals living in their vehicles, following a lawsuit.

San Diego will not enforce laws against living in vehicles

A bipartisan panel is urging the Secret Service to implement major reforms following Trump's near-assassination at a campaign rally.

Bipartisan panel makes call to overhaul Secret Service amid failures

Dating apps like Tinder and OKCupid are getting into the politics of dating. Here's how political views could impact a person's love life.

How your voting habits can impact your love life

Axiom Space and Prada reveal a new high-tech spacesuit designed for NASA's Artemis III mission, blending cutting-edge tech with luxury design

Axiom Space and Prada reveal spacesuit for Artemis III

A ruling by a federal judge in Alabama might affect thousands of voters in the upcoming election with only weeks to go.

Federal judge blocks voting purge in Alabama weeks before election

New details were revealed about the teen accused in a Georgia high school shooting and what his father allegedly knew behind closed doors.

Father of school shooter knew of son’s school shooting obsession: Prosecutors

The Federal Trade Commission's final “click-to-cancel” rule targets businesses that make it difficult for customers to cancel subscriptions.

FTC rule seeks to make it easier to cancel subscriptions

Taylor Swift's record-breaking The Eras Tour celebrated her entire career to date. As the chapter closes what's the superstar's next move?

Facing the music: Can Taylor Swift ever top The Eras Tour?

Wendy McMahon, president of CBS News, is facing significant challenges in her first year, grappling with multiple crises in the newsroom.

CBS News president faces controversy and criticism in first year at the helm

The decision comes as a blow to more than 20 Republican-led states and industry groups that had sought to block the regulations.

Supreme Court allows Biden’s EPA to enforce regulations on power plants

Polling shows importance of the Catholic vote in 2024 presidential race

The Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles has reached a landmark $880 million settlement to resolve over 1,300 claims of childhood sexual abuse. The settlement stems from allegations dating back to the 1940s and is the largest single settlement involving a Catholic archdiocese in the U.S.

Los Angeles Archdiocese to pay $880M to clergy sex abuse victims

Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on Fox News to talk about topics ranging from immigration and whether she would continue policies implemented by the Biden administration.

Harris sits down with Fox News, Trump holds town hall