Police in Minneapolis arrested a 10-year-old boy who took a car and drove it through a school playground. Other children at Nellie Stone Johnson School narrowly avoided being struck and it isn’t the kid’s first rodeo—the BBC reports “over 30 […]
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New York City mayor Eric Adams is facing a wall of charges accusing him of corruption, bribery and other related crimes. But the case has a problem: he has not provided his phone’s password, which he claims to have forgotten,
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If you thought that California was going to regulate AI this year, you’ve got another thing coming: Governor Gavin Newsom’s veto pen. The AI Safety bill passed by legislators there is “contentious” (CNN) and “controversial” (WSJ) and dead. — Read
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Eliezer Masliah, a prominent neuroscientist and top NIH official steering billions in federal grant money, has “fallen under suspicion” of extensive academic fraud, writes Charles Piller at Science.org. The understated measure of that quote collapses quickly into a basement stuffed
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Allegedly hacked by Iran from the Trump campaign, a lengthy dossier by his own staff warning him of Vice Presidential pick J.D. Vance’s shortcomings has finally found its way to someone who will post it. U.S. media, not wanting to
The Tor Project protects user privacy and anonymity on the network. Tails is a portable operating system that does so in the software. The two projects are merging, writes Pavel Zonaff, who hails the move as the “natural outcome of
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