A third of the country is facing an ‘elevated risk of blackouts’ soon, an industry expert said.
The GOP candidate suggested he could block the Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind project that’s set to feature 157 turbines.
The state Supreme Court issued a 6–0 ruling on the matter, with one justice recusing himself.
Three Americans became infected with mycobacterium abscessus after receiving stem cell treatments in Mexico, according to the CDC.
The tech giant has committed to employing up to 2,000 people in permanent roles at its Racine facility.
Pfizer said it is working with regulators and the Data Monitoring Committee to learn more about the boy’s potential cause of death.
City leaders said they’d help residents find alternatives to Camp Resolution, which the district attorney has criticized as hazardous.
A vehicle crashed into a gate at the White House complex on Saturday, killing the driver inside....
Suit contends that using the ‘election van’ as an alternate absentee ballot site violated state law.
A U.S. arms control official said that Washington ‘would never defer a decision on nuclear employment to AI.’
NHTSA projects that the new standard will save at least 360 lives annually while preventing a minimum of 24,000 injuries every year.
The law also requires pornography websites to include ‘health warnings’ on their landing page.
The Tesla CEO said that his company is ‘willing to deepen cooperation with China to achieve more win-win results.’
Data shared with third-party vendors potentially includes member names and IP addresses.
A ‘Gaza Solidarity Encampment’ protest began on April 7 in the academic quad of Tufts University and has occupied the area since.
SYDNEY—Elon Musk’s social media platform X defended publishing posts showing a bishop in Australia being stabbed during a sermon as “part of public discussion,” rejecting a regulator’s order to take down the content on grounds it is offensive and violent. In a post overnight, X’s “global government affairs” account said the video taken by an […]