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A new study claims to offer the first causal link between AI dependency and cognitive erosion. Researchers warn of long-term implications.

We gather on rooftops, slosh gin and champagne down our throats. We haul chandeliers up six flights, throw them over, laugh when praying crowds flee thousands of glass shards shattering across Michiga...

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Unruly, undigital, and fiercely communal — the Gallagher Bros.' U.S. swing is everything our techno-entertainment world isn't. Which is exactly why we need them.

Agriculture Department initiates process targeting bedrock conservation policy that protects 45 million acres of national forests

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Across much of the eastern U.S., electricity bills have jumped. The reason? Data centers required for AI and other tech wonders are driving up electricity demand.

Audible is set to offer "end-to-end" AI production technology - including translation and narration - for audiobooks.

An initiative effort by a well-known Missouri Democrat would, if passed by voters, force Tesla to close its showrooms in the state.

I hear Zoey wake up at midnight wailing about a ghost by her bed. From behind her elephant plushie, she says she felt two hands on her head and something wet like a puppy dog’s nose on her forehead.

As severe weather season kicks off for large portions of the country, climate scientists warn cuts at NOAA and NWS could put public safety in jeopardy.

Select a state on the map to see the impact of NIH funding across America.