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Apple Names John Ternus to Lead Company as Tim Cook Steps Back From Daily Operations

Apple said longtime Chief Executive Tim Cook will move into an executive director role while hardware engineering chief John Ternus takes over day-to-day leadership of the technology company.
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NFL Opens New Season With Expanded Streaming and International Broadcast Partnerships
U.S. Universities Report Record Enrollment in AI and Quantum Computing Programs
NIH Launches Study of Long-Term Health Effects From Urban Air Pollution
FAA Rolls Out New Air Traffic Technology Across Major U.S. Airports
U.S. Automakers Report Higher Costs Amid Tariff and Regulatory Changes
Severe Rain and Flooding Trigger Warnings Across Southern and Midwestern U.S.
U.S. Courts Prepare for Autumn Cases on Free Speech and Executive Power
California Jury Finds Bill Cosby Liable for 1972 Sexual Assault
FEMA and TSA Face Operational Strain Amid Continuing Federal Funding Pressures
U.S. Stocks Close Mixed as Energy Gains Offset Technology Weakness
Capitol Police Arrest About 62 Veterans and Activists at Anti-War Protest
U.S. Energy Department Expands Support for Domestic Critical Mineral Processing
Democrat Emily Gregory Wins Florida Special Election in District Covering Mar-a-Lago
FBI Director Kash Patel Sues The Atlantic for $250 Million
State Department Issues Regionwide Middle East Security Alert for Americans
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Resigns Amid Abuse-of-Power Allegations
FBI Investigates Austin Bar Mass Shooting for Possible Link to Iran Conflict
U.S. Senate Confirms Markwayne Mullin as Homeland Security Secretary
Apple Names John Ternus to Lead Company as Tim Cook Steps Back From Daily Operations
Federal Reserve Reassesses Rate Outlook as Middle East Conflict Lifts Energy Prices
Pentagon Designates Anthropic a Supply Chain Security Risk
Trump Administration Finalizes Venezuela Energy Framework Covering Major Oil Reserves
Federal Judge Blocks CDC Childhood Vaccine Policy Changes
Congress Passes Stopgap Funding Bill to Avert U.S. Government Shutdown
U.S. and Iran Exchange Major Strikes as Middle East Conflict Disrupts Energy Markets
House Panel Reviews Trump Administration Deregulation and Investment Policies
Apple Maps Renames Lake Ontario as ‘Lake America’ for U.S. Users
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