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A computer scientist breaks through a limit that stood since 1996
A computer scientist has improved upon a 30-year-old algorithm for calculating shortest distances in large networks, extending accuracy guarantees to closer points while maintaining computational efficiency.
Type 2 diabetes breakthrough as 54% achieve remission in just 6 months
A clinical trial found that 54% of younger adults with type 2 diabetes achieved remission within six months through combined intensive diet and exercise, compared to 4% receiving standard care.
Epstein files take back seat in midterms but experts say issue has not gone away
As midterm elections dominate voter attention, survivors’ advocates worry the Jeffrey Epstein scandal may recede from public focus, though political experts say the issue will likely resurface after the election cycle.
Hacks of 2 federal agencies in a month have spilled a bonanza of sensitive data
The Pentagon notified over 2 million military personnel of stolen records containing sensitive personal information in a monthslong network compromise. This represents the second major federal agency breach in recent months exposing classified government personnel data.
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Iran-linked hackers blamed for cyber-attack that shut down UK power plant
Iran-linked hackers caused a British power plant to shut down for four days in a recent cyber-attack, authorities said, marking an apparent escalation following UK approval of US defensive operations from British bases.
Israelis worry about weakening connection with younger Jewish Americans
A recent poll shows younger Jewish Americans view support for Israel as less central to their identity than older generations, alarming Israeli leaders who see the relationship as strategically vital.
Meta defends its child safety efforts but critics say the social media giant falls short
Meta is defending itself against lawsuits alleging its platforms harm children, with critics arguing its safety measures are ineffective and amount to corporate posturing rather than genuine protection.
Enrollment in SNAP grocery aid is dropping faster than expected as work requirements kick in
SNAP enrollment fell over 13% in a year as new work requirements and administrative hurdles take effect, with some states experiencing significantly steeper declines than federal projections anticipated.
Beatty files emergency request to stop Trump’s name from returning to Kennedy Center
Rep. Joyce Beatty filed an emergency motion to prevent the Kennedy Center board from placing President Trump’s name on the arts complex’s facade, which a federal judge previously ruled unlawful.
Laptop catches fire on US flight, with passenger treated at airport
A laptop caught fire aboard an American Airlines flight from Atlanta to Dallas, resulting in medical treatment for one passenger and minor injuries to four or five others.
As Flock battles public scrutiny, other police surveillance companies see an opening
Police surveillance company Flock faces widespread public backlash over privacy concerns, while competitors like Axon and Motorola Solutions capitalize on the controversy by offering alternative license plate reader systems to law enforcement agencies.
Trump says Canada wants ‘benefits’ of being US state after trade talks collapse
Trade negotiations between the US and Canada collapsed, prompting President Trump to criticize Canada while new 50% tariffs take effect. Canadian Prime Minister Carney announced retaliatory measures and rejected Trump’s characterization of the failed talks.
Breanna Stewart wants a safe space as transgender debate sparks rallies at Fever games
New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart calls for the WNBA to remain a safe, inclusive space as transgender participation debates spark protests outside Fever games.
Erin Patterson: The hotel booking snafu that could free mushroom murderer
Erin Patterson’s murder conviction is under appeal after jurors were housed at the same hotel as prosecution staff and journalists during deliberations, a situation her lawyers argue undermined trial fairness.
Syria says Israeli strike near Damascus violation of international law
Syria condemned an Israeli airstrike on the village of Beit Jinn southwest of Damascus, calling it a violation of international law and sovereignty. The attack marked the second known Israeli strike on Syria in a week.
Kenya’s gold rush: Was it sparked by the discovery of a $200 nugget by a goat herder?
A Kenyan goat herder’s discovery and sale of gold has reportedly triggered a rush of thousands of prospectors to a remote western village, transforming the landscape with mining camps and pits.