A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration cannot withhold money approved for states to build charging networks for electric vehicles, citing constitutional and statutory authority violations. US District Judge Tana Lin granted a preliminary injunction, allowing Colorado and other 15 states to proceed with their plans. The ruling comes after President Donald Trump … Read more
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Kenyan distance runner Faith Kipyegon attempted to become the first woman to run a mile under four minutes, but ultimately fell short. Her time of 4:06.91, a personal best, was not enough to break the barrier. Kipyegon was supported by 13 pacers, including two women who stayed with her until the halfway point. The event, … Read more
Tietosuojan uusi sääntö – muutka evästeet tai hylkää kaikki Yahoo-konsernissa on yli 15 miljoonaa käyttäjää. Nyt se vaatii heidän hyväksymystään uuden tietosuojan säntön, jossa käyttäjät voivat hylkää evästeet ja henkilötiedot kaikista sivustoista. Evästeen hyväksyminen tulee lailliseksi velvoituslaaksi. Source: https://consent.yahoo.com/v2/collectConsent?sessionId=3_cc-session_47866b31-c5ab-485d-a6eb-0021d4fdb311
Core Scientific Inc.’s shares have surged 32% after reports emerged that CoreWeave Inc. is in talks to acquire the data center operator. The Wall Street Journal revealed on Thursday that discussions are underway, with potential agreement terms expected to be finalized in coming weeks if no major issues arise. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-06-26/core-scientific-rallies-on-report-of-coreweave-takeover-talks
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Ruben Gutierrez, a Texas death row inmate seeking access to DNA testing that could prove his innocence. The 6-3 decision gives Gutierrez a potential path to have evidence tested that his lawyers say would help disprove his involvement in the fatal stabbing of an 85-year-old woman … Read more
Millions of children worldwide are at risk of lethal diseases due to stalled vaccine coverage amid rising health inequalities and misinformation. A study published in the Lancet found that progress in rolling out vaccines has stalled or reversed in many countries since 2010, leaving millions vulnerable to preventable diseases. The study analyzed data from over … Read more
NASA’s Curiosity rover has discovered a long-sought geological structure on Mars, dubbed “spiderwebs,” which suggest the Red Planet once had flowing water. The boxwork ridge structure, spanning 12 miles across, indicates groundwater spread across this area in the past, unlike what was previously observed from orbit. The formation occurs via a similar mechanism to stalagmites … Read more
Researchers in China, Hong Kong, and other countries have developed a new technology that uses swarms of tiny robots to treat stubborn infected sinuses. The micro-robots, which are no larger than a speck of dust, can be deployed through the nose into the sinus cavity, where they use heat and chemicals to kill bacterial infections. … Read more
A letter signed by 79 medical societies has expressed concerns over recent federal immunization review policies, urging that vaccines remain available to patients without cost-sharing. The American Medical Association (AMA) joined the groups in sending a joint letter to the American people, reaffirming vaccines as the best option for protecting against influenza, respiratory syncytial virus … Read more