Leaked audio captures Flock CEO Garrett Langley dismissing criticism as bots. But documented city votes to cancel camera contracts show opposition with real-world consequences.
A pediatric flu-vaccination program delivered 2,054 doses during procedures involving sedation or anesthesia. An anesthesiologist raises safety concerns; here is what the evidence and consent rules show.
A century before Xavier–Ochsner's planned New Orleans medical school, the Flexner Report's reforms helped reshape—and sharply restrict—Black medical education. What really happened?
A newly surfaced federal court letter shows Telegram providing a phone number, user ID and timestamped IP address. We examine the evidence, U.S. transparency figures, legal process and encryption limits.
Security researchers found over 6,800 discoverable Muse sharing links, including some sensitive business records. Meta paused sharing, then said it fixed the flaw. Here's what happened.
The Trump administration has considered using a directed-energy system known as the Active Denial System in connection with the U.S. border. Government authorization for testing or
A provocative line of research asks whether the many hallmarks of aging—declining resilience, chronic disease, physiological stress, and reduced cellular performance—might share a
Meretneith, a powerful woman of Egypt's First Dynasty roughly five millennia ago, has occupied a difficult place in royal history. Archaeologists know she was closely associated wi
A newly highlighted report describes an unusual triangular craft in a U.S. government release of unidentified anomalous phenomena records. The existence of an official report demon
Uncertainty is everywhere: a medical test whose results have not arrived, a career decision with no guaranteed outcome, a news story with facts still missing. What often makes thos
