The United States struck three Iranian oil tankers after attacks on Navy ships, adding fresh risk to oil routes and prices. OpenAI promised broader disclosure rules for agent failures, while New Hampshire water operators and voters prepare for new cyber and election requirements.
The U.S. military said it hit three Iranian oil tankers after missiles targeted American warships. No U.S. personnel were hurt, but another round of strikes could threaten oil routes and push fuel costs higher.
The United States added 162,000 jobs in August, far above the 56,000 forecast in a Reuters poll. Traders put the chance of a September rate increase at 57%, which could keep loans costly.
OpenAI said it will publish a framework for reporting unexpected agent behavior in the coming weeks. Builders should still treat outside write access like a master key and keep independent logs.
State officials know of no New Hampshire damage from July attacks, but say systems are always being tested. New rules will require protection plans, adding work and cost for small utilities.
The U.S. military said it hit three Iranian oil tankers after missiles targeted American warships. No U.S. personnel were hurt, but another round of strikes could threaten oil routes and push fuel costs higher.
The United States added 162,000 jobs in August, far above the 56,000 forecast in a Reuters poll. Traders put the chance of a September rate increase at 57%, which could keep loans costly.
OpenAI said it will publish a framework for reporting unexpected agent behavior in the coming weeks. Builders should still treat outside write access like a master key and keep independent logs.
Restaurants added 59,000 jobs in August after losing jobs in June and July. More workers may help fill shifts, though operators could also face tougher competition for reliable staff.
The American Gaming Association expects $29.5 billion in legal NFL sportsbook bets this season, up just 0.3%. Prediction markets are taking customers and creating a costly fight over rules and oversight.
State officials know of no New Hampshire damage from July attacks, but say systems are always being tested. New rules will require protection plans, adding work and cost for small utilities.
Student IDs no longer qualify for voter registration, absentee voting, or identification at the polls. Absentee voters must show government photo ID, so voters should check their documents before Tuesday.