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The next AI career path could start with a hard hat, not a laptop. Meta said Monday it is investing a $115 million in a roughly 5-week program aimed at fast-tracking careers in the skilled trades as ...

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Voters in Philadelphia passed a ballot measure on Tuesday that will create the country's first city-run savings program for workers whose jobs don't offer retirement benefits. The measure will create ...

The Senior Community Service Employment Program provides low-income people ages 55 and over with a paid opportunity to train for work. The program, known as SCSEP, was created in 1965 through the ...

On Tuesday, the Oregon Ducks football program announced the promotion of Tyler Dean to general manager and the appointment of Lydia Gibbs as assistant general manager. Both joined Oregon under coach ...

The Air Force is reducing the number of days that airmen and guardians are given to sharpen their job skills in the private sector as they prepare to leave the military. Changes to the popular ...

Milwaukee Public Schools is planning to relaunch its Italian language immersion program in the 2027-28 school year. The program would relocate to Hi-Mount Community School and initially be open only ...

Amazon is expanding a program it launched last February that shows products not currently sold on Amazon.com when customers search for items, and then redirecting them to third-party sites if they ...

At the outset of the Milan Cortina Games, I thought that America could have a historic Olympics in figure skating, with realistic gold-medal hopes in four of the five events. Team USA started by ...

As Immigration and Customs Enforcement was racing to add 10,000 new officers to its force, an artificial intelligence error in how their applications were processed ...

Two wheelchair-repair experts have launched a new program to make sure those who rely on wheelchairs have what they need, when they need it. Tim Kiley and David Ferrie started Alternatives in Mobility ...