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Former NY Gov. Cuomo goes before Congress to tell them the whole truth about COVID-19 decisions. His state forced COVID patients into nursing homes and that cost thousands of lives.

Scientists at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard have improved a gene-editing technology that is now capable of inserting or substituting entire genes in the genome in human cells efficiently enough to be potentially useful for therapeutic applications.

The former city councillor and federal member of Parliament consistently led in opinion polls conducted during the mayoral byelection campaign, despite declining most debates and media appearances — something she was majorly criticized by her rivals for. 

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During John Roberts’ confirmation hearing as chief justice in 2005, he claimed that the “primary check on the courts has always been judicial self-restraint.” Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., then queried rhetorically ...

If you give a student a cookie, will they then want a well-stocked snack drawer in class, an extension on their social studies paper and a reprieve from math homework? ...

Much higher spending levels for biomedical research are needed. There are no very good treatments for many terrible and common diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Lou Gehrig’s disease, schizophrenia and brain and spinal cord injuries ...

One of the immediate commentaries addressing the jury’s verdict in the hush money case against Donald Trump was a criticism from the Republican side that the outcome was preordained ...

Critical decisions about cancer are made not only in the doctor’s office, but also in halls of Congress. Government officials make decisions every day about health issues that affect your life ...

In the Notes: Lorraine Kalayanaprapruit, Mike Heiman, Dr. Mark Gottlieb, Sonia Baughman, Kelvin Watson, Trent Jarvis, Wayne Waxman, Dee for Dentist. and more ...

Graphjet Technology, a Malaysia-based company that recycles palm kernel shells to produce graphite and graphene, will construct a unique commercial and artificial graphite-production facility in Nevada.

When the UNLV basketball team opens summer practice today, it will be the first time the 2024-25 squad assembles on the court in any official capacity. But for the key players, it’s been there, done that ...

In January 2022, NASA’s $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope was approaching the end of its one-million-mile trip from Earth. But reaching its orbital spot would be just one part of its treacherous journey. To ready itself for observations, the spacecraft had to unfold itself in a complicated choreography that, according to its engineers’ calculations,…

Rep. Nancy Mace celebrated a public transit project in her district that was made possible by the infrastructure law, which she called a “socialist wish list” and a “fiasco.”

Everyone is doing AI, but no one knows why. That’s an overstatement, of course, but it feels like the market has hit peak hype without peak productivity. As Monte Carlo CEO Barr Moses highlights from a recent Wakefield survey, 91% of data leaders are building AI applications, but two-thirds of that same group said they don’t trust their data to large language models (LLMs). In other words, they’re building AI on sand.

The term “inflection point” is overused, but it certainly applies to the current state of artificial intelligence. Technology providers—and the companies that depend on them—can choose one of two roads to AI development: proprietary or open source. This dichotomy has existed for decades, with both sides achieving great levels of success. However, I would argue that the stakes for AI are higher than we’ve ever seen, and that the open source model is critical for the productive, economically feasible... Читать дальше...

When the browser began, it was just a window for displaying some text and maybe a few images. It was just a new way to distribute the same kind of documents that you might find on a coffee table, like magazines or books.

Many Protestants argued that the pope saying "we are fundamentally good" was an "unbiblical" teaching. Are they right?

Detectives are appealing for witnesses following a fatal collision in Biggin Hill

The unthinkable has happened: police Colonel Lito Patay is grilled in Congress about his alleged involvement in extrajudicial killings

It would not harm Marcos to learn a lesson on political will from the late president Noynoy Aquino, who showed how presidential power can override the Church’s as he navigated the “long and rough road” to the reproductive health law

Giovani Lo Celso’s future at Tottenham Hotspur has been the subject of frequent speculation in recent weeks. The Argentine international is entering the final twelve...

Hibernian FC is delighted to announce a new omnichannel retail and merchandising partnership with Fanatics, a leading global digital sports platform, to transform the fan experience for Hibs fans in Scotland and across the globe.

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