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MoreArtificial intelligence has begun its onslaught against the human job market by eliminating many on Wall Street already. The AI Domino Effect: How Artificial Intelligence is Beginning to Erase Entire Job Sectors Firms like Bank of America, Citi, Wells Fargo, and others are reporting strong profits while reducing headcount and automating more work, according to a report by The New York Times [behind a paywall]. “All of them credited A.I. to some degree … in areas ranging from the so-called back office, where tens of thousands of employees fill out paperwork to comply with various laws and regulations, to the front office, where seven-figure salaried professionals put together complicated financial transactions for corporate clients,” reports the New York Times. From the report (as quoted by SlashDot): Less than four months ago, Bank of America’s chief executive, Brian T. Moynihan, volunteered in a TV interview what he would say to his 210,000 employees about the chance of artificial intelligence replacing human work. “You don’t have to worry,” he said. “It’s not a threat to their jobs.” Last week, after Bank of America reported $8.6 billion in profit for the first quarter — $1.6 billion more than the same period a year earlier…
Perhaps no NFL WAG has ever been dragged harder by the internet than Leanna Lenee.So now, Travis Hunter’s wife has some advice for the next wave of girlfriends and wives about to step into the spotlight at the 2026 NFL Draft.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON OUTKICK.COMActually, scratch that. She has a warning. Because according to Lenee, it doesn’t matter what you do on draft night. You’re going to get ripped anyway.She hopped on TikTok this week and delivered a brutally sarcastic rundown of what WAGs should — and definitely should not — do when the cameras are rolling.”Don’t get in the camera because if you get in the camera too much, you are an attention whore and you want this to revolve around you,” she said.But staying off camera isn’t the answer, either.”Also don’t avoid the cameras and sit down and try to dodge the cameras because then you don’t care about your boyfriend, or fiancé or husband.”From there, Lenee just kept stacking the contradictions.Stand up too fast? Problem. Stand up too slow? Also a problem.”Dont cry, because if you cry then you’re dramatic,” she said. “But also if you don’t cry then you don’t care about him…
KYIV, Ukraine — The Pentagon has surged tens of thousands of service members to the Middle East since the war with Iran began, raising questions here about how involved the Trump administration could get in securing a peace agreement in Ukraine when the time comes – even if it wanted to.The war has consumed American stockpiles of key weaponry, including the Patriot interceptor batteries that have become key to protecting the skies over the U.S., NATO countries, and allies like Ukraine for years.As Kyiv watches the defenses it needs get expended in a new war in the Middle East, long-term plans for a U.S. troop commitment to Ukraine — once seen as foundational to any lasting peace in the region — have become less and less likely.Since taking office, Trump administration leaders in Washington have kept their counterparts in Kyiv at arm’s length, backtracking from their original proposals to lead an eventual peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, all while telegraphing sympathy for many of Russia’s war aims. Progress in the US-brokered peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow has been virtually stalled since the Middle East heated up on Feb. 28, taking Washington’s focus away from ending Russia’s four-year full-scale invasion with…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Colorado district attorney charged a federal immigration officer with third-degree assault and criminal mischief on Tuesday in a move the Department of Homeland Security called “unlawful” and a “political stunt.”Eric P. Murray, the district attorney for Colorado’s 6th District, announced Tuesday he’s charging U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer Nicholas Rice with the two counts for an incident that occurred during an immigration enforcement activity in Durango, Colo., between Oct. 27–28.Anne Francesca Stagi told investigators that Rice knocked her phone out of her hand while she was protesting outside a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Durango, according to The Associated Press.Video of the incident shows Stagi holding her phone in front of a masked immigration agent’s face before the agent grabs it.DOJ SILENT ON WHETHER NYC POLITICIAN WHO ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED ICE OFFICER WILL FACE CHARGES Stagi then appears to grab the officer’s shoulder as he walks away at which point he grabs her and, along with other federal agents, brings her to the ground, the video shows.Stagi claimed that the officer put her in a chokehold and that she still feels pain when she puts on a jacket. The…
The U.S. Marine Corps and Navy are collaborating to boost the nation’s current inadequate amphibious fleet size, according to the top-ranked U.S. Marine Corps officer.Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Eric Smith said at the 2026 Sea-Air-Space Conference during a Tuesday keynote that the two services are working together with a “unified sense of purpose” to increase the size and availability of the U.S. amphibious fleet through three methods.“We’re in complete agreement that our current inventory of 31 amphibious ships is not sufficient to meet our new presence that our combatant commanders are requesting and requiring,” Smith said during his speech.As of April 2026, there are four amphibious ships deployed across North America, the Caribbean and the Pacific, according to Navy data. Currently, the amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli is in the Arabian Sea in support of the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, while the USS Boxer has deployed to the Middle East from the Pacific.The Tripoli Amphibious Ready Group was sent to the Middle East in mid-March as reinforcements for the war in Iran.In 2025, amphibious ships’ readiness rate crucial to Marine missions dropped to 41% amid increased U.S. operations in Latin America and the Caribbean to fight drug…
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Artificial intelligence has begun its onslaught against the human job market by eliminating many on Wall Street already. The AI Domino Effect: How Artificial Intelligence is Beginning to Erase Entire Job Sectors Firms like Bank of America, Citi, Wells Fargo, and others are reporting strong profits while reducing headcount and automating…
Perhaps no NFL WAG has ever been dragged harder by the internet than Leanna Lenee.So now, Travis Hunter’s wife has some advice for the next wave of girlfriends and wives about to step into the spotlight at the 2026 NFL Draft.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON OUTKICK.COMActually, scratch that.…
KYIV, Ukraine — The Pentagon has surged tens of thousands of service members to the Middle East since the war with Iran began, raising questions here about how involved the Trump administration could get in securing a peace agreement in Ukraine when the time comes – even if it wanted…
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Colorado district attorney charged a federal immigration officer with third-degree assault and criminal mischief on Tuesday in a move the Department of Homeland Security called “unlawful” and a “political stunt.”Eric P. Murray, the district attorney for Colorado’s 6th District, announced Tuesday…
The U.S. Marine Corps and Navy are collaborating to boost the nation’s current inadequate amphibious fleet size, according to the top-ranked U.S. Marine Corps officer.Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Eric Smith said at the 2026 Sea-Air-Space Conference during a Tuesday keynote that the two services are working together with a “unified…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Local authorities in Massachusetts announced that they have arrested 17 people from across New England in connection to a shocking street takeover in a suburban Boston town.The takeover occurred last October, according to Randolph, Massachusetts police, who said in a release that…
The U.S. Marine Corps and Navy are collaborating to boost the nation’s current inadequate amphibious fleet size, according to the top-ranked U.S. Marine Corps officer.Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Eric Smith said at the 2026 Sea-Air-Space Conference during a Tuesday keynote that the two services are working together with a “unified…
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MorePresident Donald Trump presented Chief Warrant Officer 5 Eric Slover, a U.S. Army helicopter pilot wounded in the audacious raid that captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, with the Medal of Honor on Tuesday during his State of the Union address.As Slover and his wife entered the chamber, they received a standing ovation and chants of “USA, USA, USA.” Trump credited Slover for helping plan Operation Absolute Resolve and for serving as the flight lead aboard the first Chinook helicopter to approach Maduro’s heavily fortified Caracas compound under the cover of night. RELATEDThe president described the mission as “very dangerous” because the enemy “knew we were coming.” The military installation was protected by thousands of soldiers and guarded by Russian and Chinese technology, Trump said, before quipping: “How did that work out? Not too good.” Slover was repeatedly struck in the leg and hip by hostile fire as he was preparing to land.“One bullet after another. He absorbed four agonizing shots, shredding his leg into numerous pieces,” Trump continued. Despite his wounds, Slover brought the aircraft and his team back to safety.“Maduro was the only thing Eric was thinking about,” Trump declared. “Then, even as he was gushing blood which was…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger slammed President Donald Trump over his mass deportation operations in her official Democratic response to the State of the Union and repeated claims her party favors “affordability” even as the Old Dominion sees scores of new taxes.Spanberger, elected in November to succeed conservative Gov. Glenn Youngkin, has sought to claim the mantle of “affordability,” even as she and Richmond Democrats move to enact or raise new taxes in multiple forms.Speaking from the original historic House of Burgesses at the head of Colonial Williamsburg’s Duke of Gloucester Street, Spanberger noted how in 1705, the colony first gathered with the “extraordinary task of governing themselves.””The United States was founded on the idea that ordinary people could reject the unacceptable excesses of poor leadership, band together to demand better of their government, and create a nation that would be an example for the world,” she said, contrasting that vision with what Trump has brought. “Tonight, as we watched our nation’s lawmakers gather for a joint session of Congress, we did not hear the truth from our president,” she said, going on to rhetorically ask three questions:”Is the President working to make…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is appealing a judge’s order that blocks him from punishing Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly, a former Navy pilot, for participating in a video that called on troops to resist unlawful orders, according to a court filing on Tuesday.Justice Department officials filed a notice that they will ask a panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to review the Feb. 12 ruling by U.S. District Judge Richard Leon.Kelly, who represents Arizona, said in a social media post that the only reason for Hegseth to appeal is to “keep trampling on the free speech rights of retired veterans and silence dissent.”“These guys don’t know when to quit,” Kelly wrote on his X account.Hegseth had vowed to immediately appeal Leon’s decision. “Sedition is sedition, ‘Captain,’” he posted on his X account, referring to Kelly by his rank at retirement.In November, Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers appeared on a video in which they urged troops to uphold the Constitution and not to follow unlawful military directives from the Trump administration. Republican President Donald Trump accused the lawmakers of sedition “punishable by DEATH” in a social media post days later.Earlier this month, a Washington…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump called out insider trading on Capitol Hill during his address, urging Congress to “pass the Stop Insider Trading Act without delay” while also taking a shot at Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi. “Let’s also ensure that members of Congress cannot corruptly profit from using insider information,” Trump said, prompting members of both parties to stand.Trump responded, “They stood up for that. I can’t believe it. I can’t believe it. Did Nancy Pelosi stand up — if she’s here? Doubt it.”The Pelosi family’s financial disclosures have frequently been cited by critics calling for stricter limits on congressional stock trading. The Stop Insider Trading Act, introduced by Rep. Bryan Steil, would ban members of Congress, their spouses and dependent children from purchasing publicly traded stocks and require advance public notice before any sale, aiming to go beyond the 2012 STOCK Act’s reporting requirements.Fox News Digital reached out to Pelosi’s office for comment.The moment captured attention on social media, including from Fox News contributor Guy Benson, who posted on X, “lol the Pelosi ad lib.”DEM REP IDENTIFIES HIMSELF AS ONE OF THIS YEAR’S STATE OF THE UNION DESIGNATED SURVIVORS”LMAO at Trump’s callout of Pelosi…
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth plans to meet Tuesday with the CEO of Anthropic, with the artificial intelligence company the only one of its peers to not supply its technology to a new U.S. military internal network.Anthropic, maker of the chatbot Claude, declined to comment on the meeting but CEO Dario Amodei has made clear his ethical concerns about unchecked government use of AI, including the dangers of fully autonomous armed drones and of AI-assisted mass surveillance that could track dissent.The meeting between Hegseth and Amodei was confirmed by a defense official who was not authorized to comment publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.It underscores the debate over AI’s role in national security and concerns about how the technology could be used in high-stakes situations involving lethal force, sensitive information or government surveillance. It also comes as Hegseth has vowed to root out what he calls a “woke culture” in the armed forces.“A powerful AI looking across billions of conversations from millions of people could gauge public sentiment, detect pockets of disloyalty forming, and stamp them out before they grow,” Amodei wrote in an essay last month.Anthropic is the only AI company approved for classified military networksThe Pentagon announced last…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The architect of former President Bill Clinton’s political rise offered a profane preview of President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address, claiming he will face a “public humiliation” by November.James Carville, known as the ‘Ragin Cajun’ for his raucous demeanor, claimed every member of Trump’s administration except top adviser Stephen Miller “hates” him. He delivered the remarks on the Politicon YouTube channel he shares with journalist Al Hunt.”However bad you think this is, however much you see people in your own inner circle, in your military, in your staff, in your Congress, attorney on you, it’s just starting,” Carville said.”You know how miserable you’re going to be in November? You know, how f—ing miserable you are? Tens of millions of American people get a chance to tell you exactly what they think of you.” He addressed Trump as if he were watching, telling him to “sit still while I’m talking to you” and advising that “everybody is stabbing you in the back” before calling him a “fat, sorry, sack of s—.”He claimed the Pentagon has begun, or will begin, leaking information to hurt Trump “because your boy Pete can’t control s—,”…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared Tuesday that Russia has not “broken Ukrainians” nor triumphed in its war, four years after an invasion that has severely tested the resolve of Kyiv and its allies and fueled European fears about the scale of Moscow’s ambitions.In a show of support, more than a dozen senior European officials headed to the Ukrainian capital to mark the grim anniversary of the conflict, which has killed tens of thousands of people, upended life for millions of Ukrainians and created instability far beyond its borders.Zelenskyy said his country has withstood the onslaught by Russia’s bigger and better equipped army, which over the past year of fighting captured just 0.79% of Ukraine’s territory, according to the Institute for the Study of War, a Washington-based think tank. Russia now holds nearly 20% of Ukraine.“Looking back at the beginning of the invasion and reflecting on today, we have every right to say: We have defended our independence, we have not lost our statehood,” Zelenskyy said on social media, adding that Russian President Vladimir Putin has “not achieved his goals.”“He has not broken Ukrainians; he has not won this war,” Zelenskyy said.Despite the show of defiance, Ukraine has struggled to hold…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, is ready to sit in for President Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech after being ejected from Trump’s primetime address in 2025.Fox News Digital spotted Green on the Democrats’ traditional side of the House chamber Tuesday evening, standing at a seat just five rows from where Trump will be speaking starting at 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.The longtime Texas progressive lawmaker was removed by security in 2025 during Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress after repeatedly interrupting the president by shouting and shaking his cane. The House voted to censure Green over the outburst, with 10 Democrats joining the GOP in the move.He was one of several Democrats to disrupt Trump’s speech in 2025, but Green’s persistent and loud protests after being asked to quiet down forced Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., to direct security to eject him from the chamber.Green yelled at the time, “You have no mandate to cut Medicaid.”GROWING NUMBER OF DEMOCRATS SKIPPING TRUMP’S 2026 STATE OF THE UNION “Members are engaging in willful and continuing breach of decorum, and the chair is prepared to direct the sergeant at arms to restore order…
The U.S. Air Force updated its line of duty guidance for Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard members in an effort to streamline health care access for those serving on extended active-duty orders.For Air Reserve component members who are activated for 31 or more consecutive days, the new guideline “streamlines the LOD process,” according to a Monday service release, by limiting the necessity for officials to determine when an illness or injury began.LOD refers to an injury, illness or disease sustained or aggravated while in a qualified duty status. The update applies to LOD determinations initiated on or after Feb. 1, the statement says. The LOD determination process refers to the confirmation of that injury’s development and verifies health care benefits eligibility.“The new directive removes bureaucratic friction and allows airmen to focus on recovery and mission readiness,” Richard Anderson, the assistant secretary of the Air Force for Manpower and Reserve Affairs, said in the statement. When certain criteria are met, the revised policy allows for LOD approving authorities to issue “in line of duty” determinations, aligning procedures with those used for regular Air Force and active Guard and Reserve members, according to the memo.The memo says that for those…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! David Bowie’s daughter said this week that when she was a teenager, she was forcibly taken from her home and put in multiple “dehumanizing” treatment centers, and this all happened while her father was dying of cancer.”Treatment made me realize how much I had to fast-forward my teenage years,” she said in a lengthy Instagram video on Feb. 18. “I found myself longing to be a teenager even though I was one, just not in the conventional sense.”Alexandria “Lexi” Zahra Jones, the daughter of Bowie and supermodel Iman, said she started seeing a therapist before she was 10 years old after her parents and teacher noticed something was “off.””That was around the time I had my first anxiety attack,” she said. Jones explained that a few years after that, “things got heavier. I started to feel depressed, like my mind was turning against me.”The 25-year-old said she was failing in schools, struggling with a learning disability and hated the way she looked, “and I developed bulimia when I was 12.””I started self-harming when I was 11,” she continued. “I don’t know why I felt the way I felt. I just knew I…
