Day: October 11, 2025

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A delay in a new law requiring fiber internet service for some Texas youth camps may help prevent camp closures. The rule, which initially didn’t have a deadline, has been pushed back to September 1, 2027. This extension gives camps and rural internet providers more time to meet the requirement. Despite this reprieve, many youth … Read more

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has warned that a recent trend of pregnant mothers taking over-the-counter pain medication Tylenol due to President Trump’s policies is “pathological.” The trend began after reports linked the medicine to autism, with some studies suggesting it may be more common in boys who are circumcised. Kennedy pointed out … Read more

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A federal investigation into a Chicago shooting involving ICE agents is facing scrutiny after new evidence revealed inconsistencies between Homeland Security’s account and what witnesses, court documents, and body camera records suggest. Court records show that Border Patrol agents were equipped with body-worn cameras at the scene of the October 4 shooting in Brighton Park. … Read more

Texas camp owners are seeking more time and flexibility from the state health agency to implement new safety requirements, fearing they could be forced to close by next summer. They want to work together with regulators to find a solution that works for everyone. The owners understand the importance of making camps safer but believe … Read more

Home improvement chain Lowe’s has finalized its $8.8 billion acquisition of California-based Foundation Building Materials (FBM). FBM, which operates over 370 locations in the US and Canada, is a leading distribution company for building materials and construction products. Lowe’s aims to serve large professional customers with a $250 billion market opportunity. The acquisition complements Lowe’s … Read more

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparked controversy by suggesting a link between circumcision and autism during a Cabinet meeting. However, experts are pushing back against his claims, citing methodological issues with the studies he cited and the need for rigorous research to establish causality. Kennedy suggested that children who undergo circumcision early in life … Read more

A popular AI browser called Comet has sparked controversy after its creator, Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas, warned a techie about using it to complete online courses. A web developer shared a video showing Comet answering questions and finishing a Coursera course on “AI Ethics,” but Srinivas responded with a cautionary message, saying “absolutely don’t do … Read more