Recent articles from publications based in United States.
NASAby Kim Lowe25d ago
The purpose of this working group was to assemble a panel of experts to review the most recent data related to extravehicular activity (EVA) prebreathe testing and decompression sickness (DCS)...
US Top News and Analysisby Annika Kim Constantino25d ago
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said on Tuesday it canceled roughly 315,000 Affordable Care Act marketplace enrollments covering about 760,000 people last month, alleging "rampant...
FOX Newsby Charles Creitz25d ago
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger's data center plan is facing criticism that one of its key provisions may work against itself.
Hyperallergicby Amit Noy25d ago
What does it mean to make a life in dance? Sometimes it just means not having any money — as in the white duffel bags emblazoned with the words “Dance | Debt” carried everywhere by the dancers in...
TechCrunchby Sarah Perez25d ago
Early adopters of Meta’s Muse have been speculating that the reason the AI works so well is because it’s OpenClaw under the hood, wrapped in a more consumer-friendly package.
FOX Newsby Rebecca Grant25d ago
"A lot has happened since we gathered here last year," President Donald Trump said midway through his address to the United Nations General Assembly. No kidding.
The New Republicby Hafiz Rashid25d ago
President Trump thinks the answer to skepticism about artificial intelligence is to try and change its name. At the U.N.
Vanity Fairby Nate Freeman25d ago
Alex Da Corte was a little surprised when, in 2020, the Whitney Museum of American Art reached out about a sweeping, large-scale survey—not to make the art, but to select from Roy Lichtenstein’s...
MIT Newsby Rubina Veerakone | McGovern Institute for Brain Research25d ago
Patricia and James Poitras ’63, longtime MIT supporters, have launched a fellowship program for graduate students and postdocs studying major mental illness, expanding their MIT philanthropy to...
Mongabay Globalby Isabel Esterman25d ago
- A recent study documented 98 northern pygmy slow lorises living in the wild in Guangxi, China, roughly doubling the country’s known population of the endangered species.
Mother Jonesby Alex Nguyen25d ago
President Trump’s rambling, combative speech Tuesday to the United Nations General Assembly saw him return to his most serious quagmire yet—the war in Iran—telling world leaders that he was...
CBS Newsby Shaun Raviv25d ago
Three in India were able to hack using a rival AI model from Anthropic, revealing that advanced can put the companies themselves, and their users, at risk of attack.
CBS Newsby Camilo Montoya-Galvez25d ago
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who in Austin, Texas, on Sunday was not wearing a body camera at the time of the shooting, sources familiar with the investigation told CBS News.
GQby Robert Leedham26d ago
To understand the iPhone Duo and its ability to turn sceptics into believers, you could do a whole lot worse than crib from the wisdom of Jay-Z.
FOX Newsby Chad Pergram26d ago
Canadian sociologist Marshall McLuhan famously declared that "the medium is the message." But what if the message is just "medium?" Or, perhaps in today’s vernacular, "mid."
FOX Newsby Peter D'Abrosca; Peter Pinedo26d ago
A Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate from Arkansas is facing scrutiny for comments she recently made on a podcast suggesting that illegal alien workers are more valuable than their American...
FOX Newsby Hanna Panreck26d ago
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., raised concerns during an interview published Tuesday about how her race and gender could factor into a potential 2028 presidential bid.
TechCrunchby Zack Whittaker26d ago
ShinyHunters, a prolific cybercriminal group known for large-scale data theft and extortion, says it has breached the FBI and stolen data on thousands of agents and applicants.
Vanity Fairby Vanity Fair26d ago
One Sunday in 1964 my extended family gathered as we did every Sunday at my grandmother’s house on the south side of Chicago, all ten or twelve of us, ranging in age from newborn to sixty, huddled...
Vanity Fairby Ashley Baker26d ago
On a 324-acre swath of northwestern London, smartly dressed locals walk their chocolate dapple dachshunds toward the sharp tower of St.
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