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This article decodes key AI terms such as neural networks and machine learning, explaining their roles in everyday applications. Understanding these concepts helps users engage effectively with AI technologies, enhancing their ability to leverage AI’s capabilities in both daily life and creative endeavors.
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A new study links cold sores to Alzheimer’s, highlighting HSV-1’s role. Researchers found that individuals with Alzheimer’s were 80% more likely to have HSV-1 infections compared to the control group. Anti-herpetic drugs may reduce dementia chances, with treated individuals being 17% less likely to develop Alzheimer’s.
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Fox News Opinion highlights concerns over Chinese technology threats to national security and calls for accountability in sports governance for failing to protect women. The segment also critiques the media’s portrayal of Joe Biden’s mental state and the legal challenges in Diddy’s trial.
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President Trump is pushing for an aggressive energy strategy to solidify American leadership in energy production, reduce gas prices, and sustain tax incentives that support the U.S. economy and security. Concerns arise over the potential impact of cutting energy tax credits, which could hinder investment and increase costs.
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New York City is deploying AI technology to monitor subway platforms and train cars for suspicious behavior, led by MTA Chief Security Officer Michael Kemper. The system will analyze real-time camera feeds to detect potential threats without identifying individuals, prioritizing privacy and public safety.
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The U.S. Army has introduced the Army Fitness Test (AFT), replacing the previous Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) to improve combat readiness and holistic fitness. The AFT emphasizes performance and readiness, featuring updated scoring standards.
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The recent U.S.-China trade deal marks progress, yet Chinese tech poses a security risk. Trump and Congress must act to protect national interests and infrastructure.
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Congress and the White House are demanding accountability from USA Fencing over its failure to protect female athletes’ safety. Lawmakers like Senator Ted Cruz are pushing the organization to comply with executive orders and oversight requirements to ensure fair competition for women.
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs faces a high-profile racketeering and sex trafficking trial in New York. The prosecution is relying on testimony from Cassie Ventura and others, while the defense disputes the allegations.
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Archaeologists have uncovered rare artifacts from an ancient African Christian community in Israel, including figurines with prominent African features, burial offerings, and other items that provide insight into life in the Negev Desert 1,500 years ago.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has unsealed charges against 16 individuals involved in the DanaBot malware-as-a-service platform, which has been responsible for over $50 million in global losses. The FBI reports that a newer version of DanaBot was used for espionage, and some defendants accidentally infected their own systems with the malware, revealing their real-life…
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Veterans in Wyoming are finding healing through equine therapy with wild mustangs at Operation Remount, a program designed to address PTSD and mental health challenges among veterans. The initiative pairs veterans with wild mustangs, offering a unique form of therapy that benefits both the animals and participants.
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Researchers have uncovered destructive malware in the NPM repository that remained undetected for over two years, with nearly 6,200 downloads. The malicious packages, designed to corrupt data and crash systems, mimic legitimate software, raising concerns about the security risks in open-source ecosystems.
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Archaeologists in Texas discovered prehistoric megafauna bones, including a giant ground sloth, during a highway construction project in Lubbock. The remains, dating back to prehistoric times, may provide evidence of human activity, which could lead to a temporary halt in the project.
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NASA has reactivated the roll thrusters on Voyager 1, a 47-year-old spacecraft, after two decades of inactivity. The thrusters are crucial for maintaining orientation and preventing clogging in the main thrusters, which could fail by 2025. The reactivation is important as the Deep Space Station 43 in Australia will be offline until 2026 for upgrades,…
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NASA has reactivated roll thrusters on Voyager 1, a spacecraft that has been exploring interstellar space for over four decades. The thrusters, inactive since 2004, are crucial for maintaining communication and controlling the spacecraft’s orientation.
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Scientists at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have developed a new method using blood and urine tests to detect ultraprocessed food intake, potentially revolutionizing dietary monitoring and health research. This approach uses machine learning to identify metabolites linked to processed food consumption, offering a more objective alternative to self-reported dietary data.
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The Russian government has mandated the installation of a location tracking app for all foreign nationals in the Moscow region, as reported by the State Duma chairman Vyacheslav Volodin. The app will provide real-time geo-location data, fingerprints, and facial photographs to the state, aimed at enhancing migration control and reducing criminal activity.
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The auction of Abraham Lincoln’s personal belongings, including bloodstained gloves from his assassination, generated significant interest. The gloves, which were in Lincoln’s pocket at Ford’s Theatre the night he was shot, sold for $1.52 million, including buyer’s premium fees.
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The auction of Abraham Lincoln’s personal belongings, including the bloodstained gloves he wore during his assassination, raised over $7.9 million. The gloves, which were in Lincoln’s pocket at Ford’s Theatre the night he was shot, sold for $1.52 million, including a buyer’s premium.
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Signal, the privacy-focused messaging app, has activated a new ‘Screen Security’ feature by default on Windows 11 to block Microsoft’s Recall feature from capturing private chats. This move comes as Microsoft has reintroduced its AI-powered screenshot tool, which sparked significant backlash when previously unveiled a year ago.
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Signal has activated a DRM flag on Windows 11 to block Microsoft’s Recall feature from capturing private chats. Recall, previously pulled due to backlash, is making a comeback, prompting Signal’s proactive response.
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The United Kingdom has reported a significant increase in treasure discoveries in 2024, with 1,363 finds recorded, marking a 12% rise compared to 2023. This surge has drawn both tourists and metal detecting enthusiasts to regions like Norfolk and Yorkshire, where many of the finds have been uncovered.
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The murder of two Israeli Embassy employees in Washington, D.C., has sparked global outrage over the lethal spread of antisemitic rhetoric. Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgram were killed by 31-year-old suspect Elias Rodriguez, who reportedly repeated ‘Free free Palestine’ and ‘did it for Gaza.’
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Meta’s platforms are under pressure as fraudulent ads linked to Zelle transactions have led to widespread fraud, with nearly half of all complaints attributed to the company. Critics argue that the company is failing to adequately protect users from scams.
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Meta faces significant scrutiny over handling scam ads on its platforms, with reports showing it accounted for nearly half of all scam complaints related to Zelle transactions at JPMorgan Chase. The company has been criticized for potential inaction on preventing fraud, despite claiming to be implementing new technologies and partnerships to combat the issue.
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Deep Robotics has unveiled the Lynx M20, a versatile industrial robot dog designed for extreme environments. Equipped with AI intelligence, the Lynx M20 can navigate challenging terrains, inspect industrial sites, respond to disasters, and support logistics and scientific research.
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A study reveals that hitting the snooze button disrupts REM sleep, leading to erratic sleep patterns and potentially impacting mood and energy.
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Denver detectives used Google search histories to solve a 2020 arson case that killed five people. Three teenagers, who mistakenly targeted Senegalese immigrants, were nearly exonerated until investigators found their search patterns linked to the crime.
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A 15th-century medieval ring was recently unearthed beneath rubble at Wawel Royal Castle in Krakow, Poland. The artifact, found during the renovation of the Bastion of Władysław IV, is believed to date back to the 15th or 16th centuries and features intricate design elements including an oval shield and possible craftsman’s mark.
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The SEC has sued Unicoin and its executives over alleged fraud, accusing them of misleading investors with inflated claims about real-world asset-backed tokens. The lawsuit claims Unicoin raised over $100 million through false statements.
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Quebec has introduced Bill 109 to require streaming platforms to prioritize French-language content through visibility quotas. The legislation aims to affirm Quebec’s cultural sovereignty by mandating digital platforms to feature French content interfaces by default.
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Researchers from Ben Gurion University of the Nege, in Israel have warned that AI chatbots can be easily tricked into generating dangerous and illegal information. The study highlights the risks posed by ‘dark LLMs’, AI models designed without safety controls or modified to assist in criminal activities.
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Fox News Health Newsletter highlights several health-related stories: a mother credits a TikTok video for leading to her cancer diagnosis after noticing an unusual fingernail marking. An Oxford study links a specific daily step count to a reduced cancer risk. Additionally, the newsletter suggests shopping early for Memorial Day mattress sales to improve sleep quality.
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A mother credits a TikTok video for leading to her cancer diagnosis after noticing a strange fingernail marking, while an Oxford study finds that hitting a certain daily step count reduces cancer risk.
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Southwest Airlines is requiring passengers to keep portable chargers visible during flights to prevent thermal runaway risks. The rule follows a recent incident on a JetBlue flight where a power bank caught fire.
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A United Airlines flight traveling from Honolulu to Los Angeles returned safely to Hawaii after a ‘potential security concern’ was found written on a bathroom mirror. The FBI and local law enforcement are investigating the incident, which led to a security sweep of the aircraft.
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A 2,300-year-old gold ring found in Jerusalem’s City of David highlights the wealth and culture of the Second Temple period. The ring, adorned with a red gemstone, is believed to have belonged to a child from the Second Temple era.
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Archaeologists in Jerusalem’s City of David have discovered a 2,300-year-old gold ring, shedding light on the wealth and culture of the Second Temple period. The ring, believed to belong to a child from that era, was found alongside another similar ring discovered earlier this year, both dating back to the Early Hellenistic period.
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New research highlights common handwashing errors that increase the risk of infections. Many people neglect to wash their hands after public outings, coughing, or sneezing, potentially spreading germs.
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Microsoft has blamed Apple’s App Store policies for delaying the launch of its Xbox mobile store, originally scheduled for July 2024. The company cited anti-steering rules as a barrier to its plans, despite a court ruling allowing developers to advertise alternative payment methods.
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Removing personal information from people-search sites is crucial for maintaining privacy in the digital age, with over 500 companies in the U.S. collecting and selling personal data. The article outlines strategies like free scans, dedicated email addresses, and automated services to manage this process effectively.
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Chevrolet’s 2025 Blazer EV SS made history as the first electric pace car at the Daytona 500, marking a significant shift toward electrification in motorsports. The vehicle’s impressive performance demonstrates Chevrolet’s commitment to innovation and sustainability.
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A new study from Mass General Brigham suggests that gabapentin, a pain-relieving drug, may extend survival in glioblastoma patients. The research, published in Nature Communications, found that patients taking gabapentin lived 4 months longer than those who did not, highlighting the potential of repurposing existing medications for cancer treatment.
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An Egyptologist has uncovered ancient hieroglyphs on a 3,300-year-old obelisk in Paris that support the Egyptian pharaoh Ramesses II, who is believed to be the figure behind the biblical Exodus narrative. The discovery includes cryptic messages that assert Ramesses’ divine authority and legitimacy as a ruler.
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A 19-year-old man from Worcester County, Massachusetts, has entered a guilty plea for hacking into one of the largest educational technology companies in the United States and stealing the personal information of millions of schoolchildren. The breach, which is suspected to be the largest in American history, occurred last year when the defendant exploited a…
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Michael Arrington, founder of TechCrunch, has warned that Coinbase’s data breach could lead to fatalities, citing increased risks of kidnappings targeting crypto holders. He called for a re-evaluation of KYC processes and legal action against executives failing to protect user data.
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Scientists predict an underwater volcano, Axial Seamount, located 300 miles off the Oregon coast, may erupt late this year. The eruption will be caused by a hot spot in the Earth’s mantle, and the seismic activity and magma movement will be closely monitored, but it is not expected to have a major impact on land…
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A new study has identified the U.S. cities with the highest levels of sleep deprivation, analyzing factors such as physical activity, obesity, and noise pollution. The research, conducted by Innerbody, used data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other sources to rank the 100 most populous cities based on sleep quality…
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A new study reveals nearly half of U.K. parents are unaware that cloud services like Apple iCloud analyze their children’s photos, raising privacy concerns over AI deepfake possibilities. Experts warn that just 20 images can be used to create convincing deepfake videos of children, highlighting the risks of data collection for families.
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A major data breach at Ascension, a large U.S. Catholic health system, has exposed the personal and medical information of over 430,000 patients. The breach, which occurred in December 2024, was the result of a third-party vendor’s compromised secure file-transfer system. Ascension reported the breach to regulatory authorities in April 2025, revealing that 437,32,729 patients…
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A significant data breach at Ascension, a major U.S. healthcare system, has exposed the personal and medical information of over 430,000 patients. The breach, which occurred in December 2024, involved data inadvertently disclosed to a former business partner, leading to theft by cybercriminals. The incident highlights ongoing cybersecurity challenges in the healthcare sector, which has…
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Open Bionics has launched the Hero PRO, a revolutionary bionic arm that offers wireless, waterproof functionality and 360-degree wrist rotation. Developed with input from 1,000 users, including Tilly Lockey, this device aims to enhance daily living for prosthetics users with improved strength, speed, and customization.
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Joe Biden’s prostate cancer has been characterized by a Gleason score of 9 and bone metastasis, making it an aggressive form of the disease. Doctors indicate that the classification as hormone-sensitive offers effective treatment options, though resistance may develop over time.
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Airbnb has rolled out ‘anti-party technology’ during Memorial Day and Fourth of July weekends to curb disruptive gatherings. The technology is designed to detect bookings that could lead to excessive noise, trash, and other disturbances.
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New Android malware, SuperCard X, exploits NFC tech to enable remote credit card use, highlighting the need for user vigilance and robust security measures.
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A 44-year-old UK woman, Terrilyn Griffiths, is at risk of developing cauda equina syndrome after a yoga-induced slipped disc injury. The condition, which affects lower back nerves, can lead to severe symptoms including pain, weakness, and incontinence.
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A fisherman named Christopher Thuss stumbled upon the J.C. Ames tugboat, a long-lost shipwreck from 1923, in Lake Michigan, bringing to light a significant piece of Wisconsin’s maritime history. The Wisconsin Historical Society confirmed the find, highlighting the ship’s role in the state’s lumber trade and its eventual intentional sinking.
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China’s Zhiyuan Research Institute has unveiled the world’s first tri-ducted wearable electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, featuring a tri-ducted propulsion system for stable and efficient flight. The aircraft’s one-click separation safety feature and intuitive controls position it as a promising technology for personal and professional use.
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A flight passenger’s complaint about a fellow flyer’s ‘nasty cologne’ sparked a Reddit debate on airplane etiquette. The discussion highlights the growing concern over strong scents in confined spaces and potential allergic reactions.