‘San Diegans are mad.’ Dueling campaigns tap into angst to pass, kill second home tax measure
Campaign messaging and voter turnout may matter more than financial heft in battle over San Diego’s Measure A non-primary homes tax
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UnitedHealth tracks workers’ AI use in push to transform company
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Hackers armed with AI stoke fears for $130 billion crypto sector
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