For people with a genetic mutation, exposure to the virus could trigger development of the autoimmune bowel disorder. | Continue reading
Joe Sullivan was accused of failing to report to authorities a 2016 cybersecurity incident that affected the data of 57 million passengers and drivers. | Continue reading
During opening arguments Monday, the Justice Department played a recording of Stewart Rhodes saying that his group "should have brought rifles" to the Capitol. | Continue reading
The family of Nohemi Gonzalez, who was killed in the 2015 Paris terrorist attacks, claims that YouTube helped aid and abet the spread of violent Islamic ideology. | Continue reading
New Prime Minister Liz Truss proposed tax cuts that sent shock waves through financial markets, causing the pound to plummet and putting her political future in sudden doubt. | Continue reading
Hurricane Ian strengthened into a Category 4 storm as it barreled toward Florida Wednesday, with the center of the storm on track to make landfall on the state's west coast. | Continue reading
Data from the test will not only demonstrate whether the idea works, but also help NASA understand how it could be applied in the future. | Continue reading
This advantage isn’t simply a feel-good rallying cry to give older women a self-esteem boost, but based on qualities and traits they develop over time. | Continue reading
The launch comes after the arrival of the USS Ronald Reagan in the region for drills with South Korean forces, and ahead of Harris' arrival in Seoul. | Continue reading
Baseless accusations are branding people as satanist pedophiles at the speed of the internet — just ask a GOP prosecutor who recently lost re-election. | Continue reading
After one of the targets of website went public with the harassment against her, Cloudflare dropped the platform that has become synonymous with online terror. | Continue reading
Facebook once beat out Instagram and Snapchat as the most popular platform. Now, it ranks lower than those platforms, as well as TikTok and YouTube, according to a Pew Research Center survey. | Continue reading
At least seven monkeys in Brazil have died after being poisoned or harmed. Police say they think people attacked them out of a misplaced fear of monkeypox. | Continue reading
“Ukraine has so many pieces of equipment from so many countries, that keeping them all working and having spare parts for them will be a real challenge,” one expert said. | Continue reading
Weston Brown had given up challenging his mother’s anti-LGBTQ beliefs. But that was before she started coming after library books. | Continue reading
An “alarming” number of people are rejecting college — and it could widen the fissures already polarizing American society. | Continue reading
The company was served with a warrant for the messages, which experts worry could become common. | Continue reading
At the nation’s largest fire agency, the program to reduce wildfire fuel is receiving much-needed investment. But for 20 years, it has tracked that work with “misleading data.” | Continue reading
A southwest Florida school district added warning labels to more than 100 books, many of which touch on issues related to race or the LGBTQ community. Collier County Public Schools, a district that includes part of Naples, added the labels both on physical copies of the books and … | Continue reading
The university has said that it wants to build apartment-style student housing on the site. Protesters consider the park to be a vital community gathering space. | Continue reading
The new research challenges the idea that the beginning of cell death is irreversible, though bioethicists say it also poses significant questions. | Continue reading
If the reservoir dips below 895 feet — a possibility still years away — Lake Mead would reach dead pool, carrying enormous consequences for millions of people across Arizona, California, Nevada and parts of Mexico. | Continue reading
The platform said it needs to “collect and measure” demographic information to “better understand different experiences people may have on Instagram." | Continue reading
A new clinical trial calls into question whether a vitamin D supplement is necessary for bone health. | Continue reading
The report did not conclude whether the attempts, which included the detention of a Fed employee, were successful. | Continue reading
Even conservative calculations show the world is in the midst of a sixth mass extinction that's likely to lead to our demise if it's unchecked, scientists say. | Continue reading
A six-month investigation by Science magazine uncovered evidence that images in the much-cited study, published 16 years ago in the journal Nature, may have been doctored. | Continue reading
The most common tactics aren’t technologically sophisticated, and some of the tools used to hack pumps are easily available online. | Continue reading
A coalition of AI researchers is launching an open-access language model meant to bring some transparency to a relatively secret technology. | Continue reading
With the fall of Roe v. Wade, “the art of medicine is lost and actually has been replaced by fear,” said Dr. Jessian Munoz, an OB-GYN in San Antonio, Texas, who treats high-risk pregnancies. | Continue reading
The FDA said that 96 hospitalizations and 277 illnesses have been reported by people who ate the company's frozen French Lentil & Leek Crumbles. | Continue reading
The bags belonged to customers whose flight from London to Detroit was canceled Monday, Delta Air Lines said. | Continue reading
New forensic technology has implicated a California tech executive in connection with the death of a 25-year-old woman killed 30 years ago. The suspect, who will be arraigned on a murder charge, was the roommate of the victim’s boyfriend and was previously arrested in connection … | Continue reading
"Since signing the merger agreement, Musk has repeatedly disparaged Twitter and the deal, creating business risk for Twitter and downward pressure on its share price," Twitter said. | Continue reading
“For Asian Americans, their rate of population acceleration certainly lends to this idea that ... they’re going to be creating major market shifts," said the head of diversity initiatives at NielsenIQ. | Continue reading
Still, the new version of the vaccine did not generate as many antibodies as it did against the original omicron variant, according to a press release. | Continue reading
Privacy advocates are watching the case closely, concerned that police could use reverse keyword searches to investigate people who seek information about abortions. | Continue reading
Internet services in the state of Rajasthan were suspended to suppress video of the killing, in which police say two Muslim men slit the tailor’s throat. | Continue reading
“If you have something, you have to share it with other people,” said Jaswiendre Singh of Phoenix, whose Sikh religious values factored into his decision. | Continue reading
Customers who ate the French Lentil + Leek Crumbles say Daily Harvest didn’t act quickly enough to recall the product. | Continue reading
Weather and booming demand have made traveling more difficult than ever. | Continue reading
Kansas is the third largest U.S. cattle state behind Texas and Nebraska, with more than 2.4 million cattle in feedlots. | Continue reading
New study is a U-turn for the agency, which was criticized for ruling out the theory last year and has faced accusations of being too deferential to Beijing. | Continue reading
Researchers found that Republican groups began to outpace Democratic groups right around when Facebook tweaked its recommendation system. | Continue reading
Trader Joe’s "watered down" achaar resurfaces conversations about the grocery giant's history of cultural appropriation. | Continue reading
While the highest-profile races are local ones in two progressive cities in California, primaries in seven states are setting the course for key congressional races. | Continue reading
In the video description for “The Heart Part 5," Lamar gave a special thanks to “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone and their Deep Voodoo deepfake studio. | Continue reading
As real estate sales — and commissions — rose during the pandemic, individual agents also got a helping hand from taxpayers. | Continue reading