Uber CEO Warns Service Could Halt In California Until November
If forced by the state to classify drivers as employees, the company says it could take months to switch to a full-time employee model.

Starbucks’ new CEO says he’ll work as a barista once a month
The executive says his barista training helped him understand what works well, and where they need to improve.

Hair discrimination is a problem in the workplace, study says
A new study shows more than 20% of Black women ages 25 to 34 have been sent home from work because of their hair.

Report: Gen Z accumulating debt faster than other generations
Generation Z had, on average, more than $16,000 of debt at the end of of 2022. That's an increase of 3% from earlier in the year.
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Biden sending federal aid to tornado-wrecked Mississippi
President Joe Biden says full federal support is on the way to Mississippi after a series of tornadoes killed 26 and destroyed homes and businesses.

GOP states press voter photo ID rules, with unclear effects
Some Republican states are responding to unfounded claims of voter fraud with stricter ID rules, but critics say this could remove eligible voters.

Sen. McConnell released from inpatient rehab facility after fall
The 81-year-old Kentucky senator will work from home for a few days while he continues to recover.