Pennsylvania Measles: Near-1,000 Case Claim Unverified
A report claims Pennsylvania measles cases are nearing 1,000. The total remains unverified; here is what to know about symptoms, vaccines and exposure.
A report claims Pennsylvania measles cases are nearing 1,000. The total remains unverified; here is what to know about symptoms, vaccines and exposure.
Microsoft’s reported wetlands and native gardens at data centers face scrutiny over a 20-year gas-power deal, raising questions about environmental benefits.
A headline attributing remarks to Sam Altman raises questions about AI harms, public benefits and who should decide which risks society must accept.
A discussion about CDs, DVDs and vinyl highlights what streaming cannot always offer: lasting access, fewer algorithmic nudges and control over a collection.
A Reddit headline alleges Anthropic reported a Florida woman's Claude diary entry to police. Key facts remain unverified, raising AI privacy questions.
A headline accuses Google of clearing nearly 500 football fields of forest for a data center, but the location, acreage and evidence remain unverified.
A report claims Sergey Brin spent $102 million fighting California’s proposed billionaire tax, with a potential $13 billion bill. Here’s what remains unclear.
A new cat food study of 100 top-selling products from 62 brands found lead in 99%, plus cadmium, arsenic and glyphosate. Here is what it does and does not show.
St. Lucie County found 14 unpermitted license plate cameras while removing Flock devices. The sheriff claimed three, leaving 11 unclaimed Flock cameras.
Reddit RSS feeds end November 13 and the free public API closes in March 2027, as Reddit blames AI bots and large-scale scraping and pushes paid data deals.