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Next Up 6:00 Gen. Jack Keane details US military strategy as Trump warns of Iran's nuclear threat August 21, 2026 4:47 Voters are tired of this, Elisha Krauss reveals August 20, 2026 :20 Luke Bryan, Jason Aldean take over White House briefing room August 21, 2026 8:20 Prosecution releases disturbing text messages from Karmelo Anthony prior to stabbing August 21, 2026 15:46 Gutfeld: Arday's supporters should be sobbing — for the death of truth August 20, 2026 1:28 Trace Gallagher: This is not an example of timid journalism August 20, 2026 7:59 Jesse Watters: The Democratic machine is so weak August 20, 2026 1:21 Forensic psychiatrist says testing showed Lindsay Clancy wasn't exaggerating symptoms August 21, 2026 8:36 President Trump takes reporter questions August 21, 2026 5:54 Atlanta mayor blasts DNC for 'abandoning' Black voters August 21, 2026 2:57 Black voters in Michigan express frustration with Democratic Party August 21, 2026 :36 Waffle House gives tacos a trial run with 7 varieties available all day long August 21, 2026 2:52 ‘Gutfeld!’: California Democrat staffer makes lewd remarks about independent journalist August 20, 2026 4:48 Trump and Vance lead GOP midterm push as progressives head to Uruguay August 21, 2026 8:58

Photo Credit: Spotify Spotting AI-generated content online is getting easier as the web is filling up with machine-made material, from music and avatars to bland, formulaic posts. In response, platforms are starting to add warning labels and detection features to give users a heads-up on AI-produced content, according to New York Magazine. The scoop As AI is swamping the internet, a growing group of platforms are experimenting with disclosure methods. TikTok, YouTube, and Meta mark at least some AI-made material; Substack works with Pangram so writers can check whether text appears to have used AI; and Spotify says it plans to identify music generated by AI. The push comes as user frustration with spammy, assembly-line content continues to rise. Spotify said, "Listeners have been clear in telling us that they don't like seeing an artist profile that seems human, only to find out that the persona is AI-generated." Part of that pressure has come from the European Union, which requires chatbot and generative AI providers to alert users when they are interacting with AI and to tag outputs in a machine-readable format so they can be recognized as artificial or altered. Why is this important? Only a few years into

Community meetings scheduled to learn more about November bond Dearborn Public Schools has announced plans for 21 meetings where the public can learn more about the $1.5 billion bond that will be on the Nov. 3 ballot. The meetings will be held at the district’s elementary schools. Each meeting will include a presentation about the bond for all of those in attendance. Information related to that specific elementary school and the middle and high school those students later attend will also be shared. School specific information will also be available on the district’s bond website before the meetings begin. Meetings are scheduled for every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from Sept. 1 through Oct. 22. Dearborn Public Schools is asking voters to approve a bond that will replace or completely remodel every school in the district over the course of 20 years. Six new preschool through eighth grade buildings will be built - all serving as neighborhood schools. The three traditional high schools - Dearborn High, Fordson, and Edsel Ford - will receive more than $220 million in improvements. Plans include expanding free preschool sites, adding more hands-on career classrooms in middle school, creating STEAM labs, and improving special education spaces. In the first three

LinkedIn faces amended US claims that it intercepted insurance marketplace data ( August 20, 2026, 19:41 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Plaintiffs filed an amended US complaint accusing LinkedIn of intercepting sensitive and confidential communications of customers who used Covered California’s website. According to the complaint, software owned by LinkedIn is installed on its website—enabling it to intercept data users enter on the site.See attached file. ... Prepare for tomorrow’s regulatory change, today MLex identifies risk to business wherever it emerges, with specialist reporters across the globe providing exclusive news and deep-dive analysis on the proposals, probes, enforcement actions and rulings that matter to your organization and clients, now and in the longer term. Know what others in the room don’t, with features including: Daily newsletters for Antitrust, M&A, Trade, Data Privacy & Security, Technology, AI and more Custom alerts on specific filters including geographies, industries, topics and companies to suit your practice needs Predictive analysis from expert journalists across North America, the UK and Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific Curated case files bringing together news, analysis and source documents in a single timeline Experience MLex today with a 14-day free trial.

Social Media Today, an Industry Dive publication This story was originally published on Social Media Today. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Social Media Today newsletter . LinkedIn wants to help creators and brands maximize the value of their live event streams by introducing artificial intelligence-powered recommended clips and chapters for live event video recordings, which will automatically highlight the best parts to re-use and showcase. As shown in this image, the recommended clips composer will be added to LinkedIn's event management tools, offering a separate section of highlights chosen by LinkedIn's system. The event host can then select highlighted clips from the right-side mini window, and extend or shorten each segment as they see fit. LinkedIn said the feature will help marketers "quickly turn event recordings into short-form highlights that can extend engagement long after the event ends." As per LinkedIn: "Find highlights almost instantly with AI recommendations that identify standout moments, including major announcements, key insights, and memorable quotes." The process will also generate chapters within longer recordings, making it easier for viewers to skim through replay videos and find the most relevant segments. LinkedIn has seen a rise in live events, with

LinkedIn adds AI-powered event highlights. Marketers can use the new feature to automatically create clips from live recordings and turn them into ...

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MatchNewcastle v Liverpool: TV channels, how to listen live, watch highlights and more Published 7 hours ago By Liverpool FC Liverpool’s 2026-27 Premier League campaign begins at St. James’ Park on Sunday – here is how to follow the opener. The Reds visit Newcastle United to start the new season, kicking off at 4.30pm BST. Sky Sports will televise the game live in the UK. Global broadcast details can be found at premierleague.com . Get fixture and broadcast information directly to your phone by downloading our official eCalendar here Matchday Live will begin at 3pm BST on LFCTV , with build-up followed by live audio commentary and post-match reaction. Free live audio commentary on the action is also available at video.liverpoolfc.com , via the official LFC app , and in our dedicated Match Centre. Follow Match Centre on the app and here on Liverpoolfc.com from 1pm BST on Sunday for live build-up, confirmed team news, minute-by-minute updates, photos, post-match reaction and more. Free bitesize highlights will be available to watch here from 8.30pm BST. Extended highlights, a full match replay and more will be available to All Red Full members and All Red Video subscribers via

LinkedIn has unveiled its annual Top Companies list for 2026, highlighting the best 20 workplaces across Australia for professionals looking to build meaningful, long-term careers. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the data-backed ranking provides a comprehensive look at how Australian workplaces have evolved over the past decade in an increasingly competitive, AI-driven, and fast-changing job market. Powered by exclusive LinkedIn data analysing the career trajectories of millions of professionals, the 2026 list showcases organizations that prioritise continuous learning, skills development, internal mobility, and sustainable workforce growth. A Decade of Evolving Work Culture “After 10 years of LinkedIn’s Top Companies list, what stands out is how much the idea of a ‘good job’ has evolved,” says Brendan Wong, LinkedIn Career Expert. “Today, Aussies are looking beyond job titles and salary to understand where they can build skills, stay relevant, and continue progressing over time. Across industries, the employers leading the way are those that give their people opportunities to keep learning, adapt to change, and progress over time. In a job market that continues to evolve quickly, the focus on skills is becoming essential for long‑term career growth.” The emphasis on capability over titles is supported by broader industry trends: 90% of

Blasting and related work scheduled from August 24-October 22 SALEM - As part of the ongoing Interstate 81 widening project between exits 143 to 150 in Roanoke and Botetourt counties, drivers can expect noise and delays due to blasting and slow rolls on Interstate 81. Starting the week of August 24, blasting will occur for about eight weeks between 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., Tuesday through Thursday. Exact days and times will be communicated weekly. Message boards will alert drivers. Slow rolls will be used in both directions: Northbound lanes beginning at the 146 on-ramp (Plantation Road) Southbound lanes beginning at the 156 on-ramp (Troutville) During a slow roll, law enforcement will slow and possibly stop traffic to allow for a safe and traffic-free space on the roadway within the construction zone during blasting operations. Each slow roll is anticipated to last up to 15 minutes. Drivers should expect loud noises and are encouraged to allow extra travel time. Updated information will appear on message boards in the area. Expect delays, heavy congestion and use alternate routes. In addition, in the coming days, construction entrances will be finished along the inside left lane northbound and southbound next to the median