our deidre bosa spoke with huffington about it and has more today. how does this work, deidre?health care is one of the most promising areas for generative ai, but it's not an easy one. with thrive ai, huffington and sam altman aim to use ai to promote healthier lifestyles with a customed coach. i spoke to huffington and asked her why their venture would be different from other high profile swings and misses like ibm's watson house. >> we're only about behaviors, we're not giving medical advice. so we're not coming into the regulator ecosystem, where any company that has tried to do that and give medical advice inevitably also comes into. >> so that's less red tape, which is important. this is more personalization of wellness. sam altman convinced decarlos love to run it. funding comes from thrive and openai's startup fund. >> very little is being done to improve our behaviors, behavior change is hard. ai is uniquely positioned to provide a solution here, because of the high personalization is made possible, and because of its super human memory that can collect potentially bil

here is the huffington post headline on that headline. usually in dissents, the justice usually writes "i respectfully dissent. if this were not the word choices of sonya sotomayor in this dissent. she ended up reading 25 minutes from her dissent today after the court's ruling was issued by the case. by comparison, when chief justice john roberts read the ruling, he read 12 minutes long of the ruling, twice that much time taken by justice sotomayor. the huffington post saying she deliver the kind of blistering dissent she has become known for on the supreme court. if that is a headline from the huffington post. back to your phone because. greg in west union ohio. go ahead. caller: our country is [indiscernible] -- [indiscernible] host: greg, are you with us? caller: yes, i am with you. i definitely agree with the decision of the supreme court. biden is a terrible president. trump spent four pulp years is a very good president and he is in fighting the democratic system which has become a marxist society, and it was a rigged election. trum

"the huffington post," joe is in survival mode.nd then the cover of today's "new york post," biden blasts his way through a make or break qa day. are any democrats convinced? this is how the press conference started yesterday. [video clip] >> mr. president, your political future has hunger over the nato summit a little bit. speaker pelosi made a point of saying your decision to stay on the race is still open. george clooney and a handful of lawmakers have called on you to step aside. they are concerned about your ability to win. pres. biden: they just endorsed me, but go ahead. >> how are you incorporating these developments into your decision to stay? separately, what concerns do you have about vice president harris' ability to beat donald trump if she were at the top of the ticket? pres. biden: i would not have picked vice president trump to be vice president, so we will start there, number one. the fact is that the consideration as i think i'm the most qualified person to run for president. i have eight him once, and i will beat

joining me now is a senior diplomatic correspondent for the huffington post.ou for being with us. i cannot keep track of this. it is a breakthrough, the beginning of a process. biden announced this thing in may. netanyahu shot it down. what is your sense from your reporting, are we closer to a deal or not? >> sure, thank you for having me. i have been on the ground where these negotiations have been picking up. there is contact with all sides. these are extremely delicate. it takes so much trust building which is extremely hard for a number of reasons. there is a lot of doubt that the u.s. will keep the israelis on the track to a cease-fire. the military has known this for a while. netanyahu's government has said, we do not see that as in our interest. the government could actually collapse on that deal. there is the question of hamas's future. this is a humanitarian situation. anything could take us over the edge. right now, we are in a precipice where one strike from israel into gaza could kill a huge number of civilians and shatter this trust. >> last night

the huffington post reported that he used a fake pen name to write articles and social media posts that expressed support for eugenics and forced sterilization of, quote, low-iq people, whom he argued were most often black. and he dreamed about a white awakening, which is when whites en masse realize they're superior to nonwhites and that they would be better off abandoning multiracial democracy for something resembling a whites-only ethnostate. while those guys are cooking up plans for how the government would work and who it would work for, john mcintee, trump's former body man and former director of his personnel office, is working with project 2025 to build the enforcement army. he's currently a senior adviser at 2025 with the single task of creating a resume database of dedicated maga warriors to staff up every agency. well, the ones they don't shutter completely like the department of education on day one. here's what he wrote when he took the job. quote, the presidential personnel database will be of extraordinary value for the 47th president because we are doing a lot of the inc

online political websites, huffington post, biden earthquake, kamala time.his one says, the right to try, democrats avail themselves, biden end permanentlys ill campaign and plunges itself into the unknown. it was well before 2:00 eastern time yesterday that president biden and the white house team sent out his letter to the nation about ending his campaign. it reads, in part, it has been the greatest honor of my life to serve as your president, and while it has been my intention to seek reelection, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and country for me to stand down and focus solely on fulfilling my duties of president for the remainder of my term. he said i will speak to the nation later in the week with more detail, but for now, let me show my gratitude for all those who were seeking for me to be reelected. i think kamala harris for being a partner in this work. and my heart felt appreciation for the american people for the trust you have placed in me. it was about half an hour after that letter came out that the president came out to fully e

"the huffington post," joe is in survival mode. and then the cover of today's "new york post," biden blasts his way through a make or break qa day. are any democrats convinced? this is how the press conference started yesterday. [video clip] >> mr. president, your political future has hunger over the nato summit a little bit. speaker pelosi made a point of saying your decision to stay on the race is still open. george clooney and a handful of lawmakers have called on you to step aside. they are concerned about your ability to win. pres. biden: they just endorsed me, but go ahead. >> how are you incorporating these developments into your decision to stay? separately, what concerns do you have about vice president harris' ability to beat donald trump if she were at the top of the ticket? pres. biden: i would not have picked vice president trump to be vice president, so we will start there, number one. the fact is that the consideration as i think i'm the most qualified person to run for president. i have eight him once, and i will be

the huffington post biden earthquake, camilla time and from the right washington free beacon the right it try. democrats avail terms of experimental treatment. biden ends terminally ill campaign and they plunge into the unknown. those are some of the headlines this morning. it was a little before 2:00 eastern time yesterday that president biden and the white house team september out his letter to the nation in a statement about ending his campaign. ds ipart it has been the greatest honor of myto serve as your president and while it has b intention it seek re-election i think i is the best interest of my party and country to stand down and fulfill my duties for my term. i will speak later but let me express my gratitude it see those seeing me re-elected. i want to think vice president rris being an extraordinary partner and my hear felt appreciation for the trust that you have placed in me. president biden in that letter to the nation yesterday. it feels about a -- it feels about a half hour after that he came out to fully endorse camp will harris as the next president sending out tweet