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Study Assesses Long-Run Economic Impact of H-1B Immigration

A new analysis examines how H-1B immigration affects the U.S. economy over the long term, focusing on productivity, innovation, and wages. The findings offer evidence for ongoing policy debates about the visa program's broader economic consequences.

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Run Android ARM64 VR Apps on Apple Vision Pro

Developers have demonstrated a method to run Android ARM64 virtual reality applications, packaged as APKs, on Apple's Vision Pro headset. This expands the device's limited app library by bridging Android's VR ecosystem, though performance and compatibility may vary.

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Taylor Farms recalls salsa and guacamole due to salmonella concern

Taylor Farms has issued a recall on select salsa and guacamole products over potential salmonella contamination. The recall affects consumers who may have purchased these items, which can cause serious foodborne illness. Customers are advised to dispose of or return the products.

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Japanese Court Invalidates Red's RAW Video Patent

A Japanese court has overturned a patent held by Red, the US camera manufacturer, covering RAW video compression technology. The ruling could weaken Red's licensing claims and legal leverage over rivals in the professional camera industry, potentially opening the market to more competitors.

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School Districts Build Homes to Attract Teachers

Facing teacher shortages and high housing costs, some US school districts are constructing housing for educators. The strategy aims to make teaching jobs viable in areas where local rents and home prices are unaffordable. This highlights how housing affordability is becoming a key factor in education staffing.

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Two Georgia Officers Terminated Over Flock License Plate Camera Misuse

Police officers in Georgia were fired following an investigation into misuse of Flock Safety's automated license plate reader cameras. The officers' improper use of the surveillance technology raised serious privacy and accountability concerns. This incident highlights the risks of expanding law enforcement access to private data collection systems.

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Retiring a Working Gas-Powered Car Offers Real Climate Gains

A new analysis quantifies the greenhouse gas reductions from retiring an operational internal combustion engine vehicle earlier than planned. By examining the trade-offs between keeping an old car running versus transitioning to cleaner transportation, the study shows meaningful climate benefits. This matters for consumers and policymakers deciding how aggressively to accelerate vehicle replacement programs.

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Embattled hedge fund puts $400M into chip startup Source Foundry

Hedge fund Situational Awareness is investing $400 million in chip startup Source Foundry, despite facing its own recent troubles. The deal gives Source Foundry significant capital for semiconductor development. It signals that investors are still placing large bets on chip innovation, even while some funds struggle.

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A New Golden Age for Hackers

The piece explores a resurgence in hacker culture, blending classic exploration ethos with modern security and privacy challenges. It highlights how a new generation is redefining what it means to be a hacker. This matters because it shapes public perception and the future of digital freedom.