We've all been trained by decades of science fiction to think of artificial intelligence as a threat to our working futures. The idea is: If an AI robot can do a job as well as a human — cheaper and with less interpersonal unruliness — who needs the human?
With a new congressional term kicking off, the agricultural lobby will fight to bring the Farm Workforce Modernization Act back for approval to alleviate the shortage of farmworkers across the country. The bill is now in limbo after Democrats lost control of the House of Representatives.
Rep. Abigail Spanberger and Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney are friends who might become rivals.
Democrats want Biden to impose rules to limit rent increases across the country
As we approach February’s Black History Month, cynical politicians are attempting an erasure of the Black narrative in America history.
🎧 The hosts discuss a recent advice column, in which a grandmother said she was losing sleep about her 9-year-old granddaughter walking home alone from school.
On this episode of the Utterly Moderate Podcast we are discussing women in fields related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics in the U.S.
Michael Paul Williams is joined by Richmond Times-Dispatch reporter Lyndon German and photojournalist Eva Russo who share their first-hand experience of covering the removal of the monument and exhuming of the general's body beneath it.
Moderates are in the suburbs -- Democrats, Republicans and independents -- who want Washington spending kept in check. They tend to be liberal on social issues but pained over the extremes of the woke. They have respect for various sexual identities but little interest in learning new pronouns. And they overwhelmingly want some access to abortion.
Nightcap's Jon Sarlin talks to futurist Amy Webb about the implications for ChatGPT, the next-gen AI tool that's blowing everyone's minds. For more, watch the full Nightcap episode here.
Against the backdrop of Santos' lies, a Siena College poll shows what voters thing of the congressman, CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports.
Michael Paul Williams is joined by Richmond Times-Dispatch reporter Lyndon German and photojournalist Eva Russo who share their first-hand experience of covering the removal of the monument and exhuming of the general's body beneath it. After the Monuments is presented by Massey Cancer Center.
The shabby treatment of U.S. Army Lt. Caron Nazario – first by town of Windsor police and later by a federal jury in Richmond – typifies the anticlimactic denouement of our moment of racial reckoning.
When the General Assembly short session begins today, abortion is going to be one of the most-discussed topics.
In journalism, stories, columns and editorials carry names and publication dates called “slugs.” Our dilemma today is how to label an editorial whose subject is simultaneously unthinkable, inexcusable and inevitable. Please tell us, all you blood-soaked sons and daughters of the Second Amendment battling to keep firearms unrestricted. How shall we slug the tale of a six-year-old child who shoots a school teacher?
Here at the Tribune Editorial Board, we all have a number of years on Prince Harry. And it is with the perspective of age, and the greater knowledge of life’s fragility that it affords, that we suggest he call a halt to his public attacks on a family he knows is unable to respond in kind. In all our collective experience, we have never known anyone who publicly attacked a loved one while in ...
The wacko fringe of the Republican Party turned the selection process for the Speaker of the House into a farce with Virginia’s own Congressman Bob Good as the chief jester. Good, the election-denying, abortion-criminalizing, hate-mongering, gun-loving, Trump-worshipping Christian-nationalist became the face of the Old Dominion in the national and international media.
We've all been trained by decades of science fiction to think of artificial intelligence as a threat to our working futures. The idea is: If an AI robot can do a job as well as a human — cheaper and with less interpersonal unruliness — who needs the human?
With a new congressional term kicking off, the agricultural lobby will fight to bring the Farm Workforce Modernization Act back for approval to alleviate the shortage of farmworkers across the country. The bill is now in limbo after Democrats lost control of the House of Representatives.
Rep. Abigail Spanberger and Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney are friends who might become rivals.
Democrats want Biden to impose rules to limit rent increases across the country
Content by Salem Tourism. For pickers and antiques aficionados, everything old is new again, and there’s certainly plenty of charming territory to explore in the welcoming town of Salem on the northwest outskirts of Roanoke, Virginia.
"People don’t always know that they are experiencing hearing loss"
6 gift ideas for the outdoorsy person in your life
Content by Jennette’s Pier, North Carolina Aquariums. If you’ve never been or if you want to return for a jaunt, here are the top five reasons why you should check out Jennette’s Pier.
Walls can help immigration problems
The two parties should work together to solve problems
Texas Governor, Gregg Abbott, a practicing Catholic who cites spirituality for his political positions, was presumably responsible for offloading a bus of immigrants near Vice President Kamala Harris’ official Washington residence on Christmas Eve.
Texas Governor, Gregg Abbott, a practicing Catholic who cites spirituality for his political positions, was presumably responsible for offloading a bus of immigrants near Vice President Kamala Harris’ official Washington residence on Christmas Eve.
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