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D.C. Mayor Bowser appoints new executive Cabinet members - The Washington Informer

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser announces new executive Cabinet appointments, including Nina Albert as acting deputy mayor for Planning and Economic Development, Keith Anderson as acting deputy mayor for Operations and Infrastructure, and Christopher Rodriguez as acting assistant city

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Murphy establishes AI task force

Murphy establishes AI task force
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New Jersey Establishes Artificial Intelligence Task Force

New Jersey Establishes Artificial Intelligence Task Force
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New Jersey sparks terror fears with 'see something, say something' roadway campaign

Confused residents wonder if there is a terror threat after New Jersey launched a 'See Something, Say Something' public safety campaign

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NJ drivers alarmed as scary signs pop up along highways across state without warning

Drivers in New Jersey have been greeted with roadway signs that read, "Suspect Terrorism? See Something, Say Something," with a tip line number to report threats.

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