West Coast States Break with CDC on Vaccine Guidelines
California, Oregon and Washington defy CDC’s new vaccine guidelines after controversial agency revisions led by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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Meta Unveils Ray-Ban Smart Glasses with Built-in Display
Meta’s Connect event saw the launch of Ray-Ban Display smart glasses with an in-lens micro display and gesture controls.
NASA Study Reveals Sun’s Unexpected Activity Surge
NASA finds sun’s activity rebounding after years of decline, signaling more space weather events ahead. Learn what this means for spacecraft, astronauts and life on Earth.
Airbus, Leonardo & Thales Unite on Project Bromo Satellite Venture
Airbus, Leonardo and Thales team up under Project Bromo to launch a satellite venture aimed at rivaling SpaceX and boosting Europe’s space tech.
Cutting-Edge Detector Shines on Elusive Low-Mass Dark Matter
An international team developed superconducting nanowire detectors at near absolute zero, setting a new path to hunt low-mass dark matter.
FTC Probes AI Chatbots for Child Safety
The FTC has launched an inquiry into AI chatbots—from ChatGPT to Character.AI—seeking to evaluate child safety, privacy compliance, and potential risks to minors.
Russia Launches Progress MS-32 to Resupply ISS
Russias Progress MS-32 cargo ship has entered its designated orbit after launching from Baikonur. It will dock with the ISS in two days to deliver essential supplies.
Chinese mainland makes strides on climate action, dual carbon goals
The Chinese mainland reports notable progress on climate action, building the world’s largest renewable energy system and advancing dual carbon goals.
Apple’s iPhone 17 Basic Model Levels Up with 120Hz Display and Faster Charging
Apple’s new iPhone 17 basic model finally gets a 120Hz display, dual-band satellite positioning, 40W charging, and bigger storage—making it a true contender.
Australia Approves First Koala Vaccine Against Chlamydia
Australia approves the world’s first vaccine to protect koalas from chlamydia, cutting disease-related deaths by 65% and offering hope for the iconic marsupial.