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Teens seem to have eagerly adopted artificial intelligence tools, often without their parents’ involvement. Nathan Sanders of Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society says online hazards that reward social media firms, like data harvesting, misinformation and divisive content, might be lucrative for the AI industry too.

Sept. 30 marks the end of an "on ramp" period that gave borrowers a year to figure out their repayment plan. Plus, manufacturing sector bright spots and transit funding cuts.

Hurricane Helene's deadly devastation spotlights the rise of Americans moving to high-risk areas.

The bill would have established a state-wide entity to oversee AI breakthroughs.

What happens when businesses lean on workers to vote for the candidates and polices that are in the company’s best interest?

From the BBC World Service: Thailand has launched the first phase of its flagship $14 billion stimulus package.

A recent report from Common Sense Media found that seven in 10 teens in the U.S. use generative AI for schoolwork and leisure. But Jim Steyer, founder and CEO of Common Sense, says adults in their lives need to test drive the tech to better learn from it.

Plus, a round of Half Full/Half Empty!

Disposable income growth seems to have normalized after a few chaotic years. But it doesn't mean everything in this economy is all hunky-dory. Plus, Divine Nine political fundraising and EV battery recycling.

Increased polarization and has caused talking about politics at work to become more tense in recent years. A look at how to navigate those conversations.