Welcome to Friday, March 29th, readers and observers...

Should the U.S. government implement a new tax on AI to fund displaced worker benefits?

As technology advances, AI becomes more integrated into our society. While leaders in AI promise a future of increased efficiency and productivity, many are raising concerns about the displacement of human workers.

A new debate is developing on whether the U.S. government should create a new tax on AI to help fund benefits for displaced workers and address these consequences. 

What do you think? Should the government create a tax on AI to help fund benefits for future displaced workers?

Climate Experts Push For Action After Hottest Year on Record

Scientists claim that last year "smashed" the record for the hottest year by a large margin, offering a "dramatic testimony" of how much warmer today's climate is compared to pre-industrial levels.

Experts stated that the Earth's life support system in 2023 was so damaged that the planet is now "well outside the safe operating space for humanity."

Climate scientists and advocates are urging leaders and the public to step up and do something to protect the Earth as we know it.

Are you ready to take action?

Donate to your favorite climate organizations using Gravvy's Climate Spread, and help us protect our planet and its inhabitants.

SCOTUS Hears Arguments of Abortion Pill Mifepristone Case

On Tuesday, March 26, the Supreme Court heard arguments about the mifepristone case, challenging the Food and Drug Administration's approval of the medication that is used in nearly two-thirds of abortions in the U.S. 

The justices appeared skeptical of the arguments to limit access to the pill, which the FDA has approved for over two decades.

Should the Supreme Court block the abortion pill nationwide?

And, in the End...