Doctors using AI performed better in a new trial. Plus, what a fertility test can really tell you and another Tylenol-during-pregnancy study.
Plus, a Montana Senate candidate takes a shotgun to a surveillance camera. The campaign ad taps into a growing backlash against Flock cameras.
The D.C. Police Union filed a complaint against the department after internal affairs used Flock cameras to track officers suspected of misconduct.
Democratic senators are formally demanding the Pentagon be more open about how much the war in Iran has cost in a letter to Pete Hegseth.
Before now, it was illegal to hurt or kill a protected animal during commercial activity, like land development, even accidentally.
Scientific Data released a report saying more than 12 trillion tons of ice have melted from Greenland and Antarctica in the last 47 years.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by a quarter point, potentially driving up credit card, car loan, mortgage and savings rates.
King Charles is bringing together AI leaders, but do the UK and EU have the power to regulate giant American tech companies?
An investigation reveals the group running CA’s high-speed rail project violated states rules and contracts with millions of dollars in travel expenses.
How an Anthropic researcher’s thread about human extinction illuminated the debate around who actually gets to write AI regulation.
