Officials say the remaining restrictions are still preventing certain drones from reaching the speeds they need.

An experimental procedure in China raises hopes — and questions. Plus, new clues about long COVID and how census changes could affect data.

Plus, political candidates are using AI-generated videos to put words in their opponents’ mouths. Where’s the line between campaign satire and defamation?

Trump shared the update on Truth Social, saying victims’ families are welcome to attend in person, “but this event will not be streamed.”

Reports of the news plans come as President Donald Trump says people who leak government plans should be shot.

The Anti-Defamation League accused the online encyclopedia of spreading anti-Jewish misinformation. Do its claims hold up?

The ingredient has decades of safety data, including studies showing minimal absorption through the skin — an existing concern.

Usually, people have to click on links or files to install spyware, but this method doesn’t require any interaction at all.

The White House press secretary may have broke California law by claiming to be an attorney on multiple occasions.

The ruling allows reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico to keep accessing the White House grounds while their lawsuit moves forward.