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Amid America's housing crisis, tiny homes on wheels, blending van life's mobility with compact living, offer affordable options costing $50,000-$100,000. Legalized in places like Portland and San Diego, they face regulatory hurdles but promise economic benefits and reform. This model could redefine entry-level homeownership for low-income buyers.
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Retailers like Tesco and Walmart are deploying AI-enhanced body cameras to combat rising theft and violence, with features like real-time risk flagging and automated reports from companies like Axon. While effective for deterrence, concerns over privacy, biases, and ethical issues persist as surveillance tech evolves.
Walmart is emerging as an AI powerhouse by integrating generative tools like Sparky and super agents into its vast physical retail network, optimizing supply chains, e-commerce, and customer experiences. Amid economic challenges, it focuses on workforce upskilling without job cuts. This hybrid approach positions it as a formidable competitor to Amazon.
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The U.S. may face its first population decline by 2025, driven by an aging population, low birth rates, and reduced immigration, potentially straining the economy, labor markets, and social services. Policymakers could counter this through family incentives and immigration reforms, while industries adapt via automation and retraining.
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