Rachel Bachman, WSJ sports reporter

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I write about college, Olympic and other sports for @wsj.com. Graduate, Minneapolis South High School. I sometimes post about old-timey sports. rachel dot bachman at wsj dot com.

Caitlin Clark put up the WNBA's first 40-point and 10-assist game EVER on Friday vs. the Storm 🔥 ◽️ 45 points (Fever franchise record) ◽️ 11/18 FG ◽️ 6/10 3PT ◽️ 10 AST ◽️ 4 STL

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The advent of AI has led to worries that the U.S. faces a future of too few jobs for workers to fill. But the challenge could be just the opposite: A sharp slowing in the number of people entering the workforce that leads to an unprecedented era of labor scarcity. www.wsj.com/economy/jobs...

The Next Labor Crisis May Be Too Few Workers. Could AI Help Pick Up the Slack?

New economic research might be pointing toward a shift in thinking about what AI means for the job market.

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Vinod Khosla, leading the group reportedly buying the Seahawks, recently told @wsj.com he thinks billionaires should pay more taxes. “We need to tilt the seesaw towards labor and labor contributions to the economy, not towards capital contributions.” www.wsj.com/business/ven...

Tech Billionaire Vinod Khosla Wants to Pay More Taxes. He Explained to Us Why.

The early OpenAI investor explains his qualms with America’s tax system, the reason Silicon Valley tilted toward Trump and how AI will change our economy

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Vinod Khosla, leading the group reportedly buying the Seahawks, recently told @wsj.com he thinks billionaires should pay more taxes. “We need to tilt the seesaw towards labor and labor contributions to the economy, not towards capital contributions.” www.wsj.com/business/ven...

Tech Billionaire Vinod Khosla Wants to Pay More Taxes. He Explained to Us Why.

The early OpenAI investor explains his qualms with America’s tax system, the reason Silicon Valley tilted toward Trump and how AI will change our economy

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This is significant: The Twin Cities Marathon is pushing back its future dates because of climate change. It's traditionally run the marathon and related races the first weekend in October. Future dates will be closer to mid-October. www.startribune.com/twin-cities-...

Climate is changing one of Minnesota's biggest races

The Twin Cities Marathon will shift two weeks later beginning in 2027 to reduce heat risks for runners.

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