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CDC's Epidemic Intelligence Service is as critical to public health as it is revered.

ChatGPT relaxes rules on sex and "gore" generations while prohibiting illegal content.

Staff reported a pullback from vaccines late last year, but nothing was in writing.

Overlooked attack method has been used since last August in a rash of account takeovers.

Government agents have "qualified immunity" for 2019 actions.

The outbreak now spans four counties.

Bid from man tortured by trashed bitcoins seems unlikely to sway city council.

Hector Martin cites burnout, and Rust for Linux oppostion, in resigning.

"Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball."

Will the GeForce RTX 5070 and Radeon RX 9070 achieve the dream of affordable 4K?

Enzyme mechanisms can be complex, and getting them to work is tricky.

DOGE site is apparently not running on government servers.

How will Reddit generate content for paid-for subreddits?

Every MY2019 Jaguar I-Pace in the US is being bought back due to a battery defect.

Meta will be one of Arm's first customers.

"Rapid turnaround isn't merely a goal, it's baked into the design."

The findings suggest transmission and cases are going undetected.

Opinion: Streaming gets more cable-like with new focus on live events, mainstream content.

Publishers sue Cohere, say AI firm is "stealing our works."

After three trips to the ER, woman gets diagnosis of dreaded rat lungworm.

Most likely to be a new entry-level iPhone, but there are a few possibilities.

There's not enough ale in the world to deal with this."

Frequent problems include mangled quotes, editorializing, and outdated info.

In Senate hearings, Kennedy continued to express anti-vaccine views.

GPT-4.5 will arrive in "weeks," then GPT-5 will meld conventional LLMs and reasoning models.

"We grew and hired incredibly fast in the last few years."

Always more of a takeover than a merger, they agreed to call the whole thing off.

Obsidian's new fantasy RPG asks you to be the unwelcome face of a hated occupying force.

Two players who mostly worked independently are increasingly collaborative.

The implosion took milliseconds, but its echoes lasted far longer.

DOGE and Musk face three more lawsuits over "brazen ransacking" of private data.

All 24 cases are in unvaccinated people, 22 of which are under age 17.

Apple TV+ app on Android will work mostly as it does on any other device.

He now faces four years in federal prison.

Neutrino was over 10,000 times over the limits of our best particle accelerator.

Now we can all bring that mandatory U2 album back into our main libraries.

Trump targeting car crash data sparks concerns over datasets collected since 1975.

A new AAA study finds common factors in the rise of fatal pedestrian crashes.

The noctilucent clouds only appear in some locations on Mars, near the equator.

America may not maintain its position as a global leader in biomedical research.

The Ukraine war has exacerbated Russia's decline in space.

Scientists find a way to look for alien life that doesn't need elaborate equipment.

New (and cheaper) Micro LED TVs have been announced.

Opinion: These tech products have gotten better over time.

A CEO speaking out against a Trump administration policy seems refreshing.

There's yet another way to inject malicious prompts into chatbots.

Removed pages include guidance and data on HIV, contraceptives, and teen health.

Judge: It's not clear whether utility pole worker's symptoms were caused by lead.

Rather than just warn you, Chrome will guide you to making a better password.

The worker is said to have had pink eye and is recovering from the infection.