Nation

Texas wins another case in federal appeals court on border security law

California bill would study A.I.'s impact on jobs, workforce, and make recommendations

Amid fears that artificial intelligence technology is taking people’s jobs, one new bill in California aims to determine the impacts on the labor force in the coming years.

Days after calls for action against Roblox, it’s linked to foiled Houston synagogue attack

Two days after Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows sounded the alarm about the online gaming platform Roblox promoting mass violence, an alleged mass murder plot targeting Jews at a synagogue in Houston was foiled with two teenagers arrested, including a Roblox player.

From the States

Across the country, Trump admin cracking down on fraudulent visa schemes

According to the indictment, Murshid and Nasir submitted false and fraudulent visa applications for foreign nationals to illegally enter the U.S. They also placed classified advertisements in news publications for non-existent jobs.

Economy

U.S. economy added 49,000 jobs in January, following December losses

December was the first month since April of last year that the U.S. economy shed jobs

Economy

Catholic dioceses got billions in virus aid, making them perhaps country's biggest recipient, report

High profile companies like Shake Shack and Ruth's Chris Steak House returned the money they initially received

Culture

President's son Hunter Biden to release memoir 'Beautiful Things' in April

The eldest surviving Biden child will document his ongoing battle with substance abuse

Economy

First-time U.S. jobless claims fall for second consecutive week, feds

The number of claims also was the lowest in two month.

Technology

Parler CEO John Matze says he's been terminated by the organization's board

"On January 29, 2021, the Parler board controlled by Rebekah Mercer decided to immediately terminate my position as CEO of Parler. I did not participate in this decision," Matze wrote.