The F-35 engine upgrade has passed a key risk reduction design review, positioning the program for subsequent testing and production, according to Pratt & Whitney.
The Justice Department and FBI seized domains tied to QScan and QTRouter, platforms allegedly run by a PRC-backed group used to target U.S. critical infrastructure.
Scientists bred mice lacking most cortex and implanted brain organoids, advancing models to probe human brain development, disease and related ethics.
UCLA psychiatrist Gary Small outlines exercise, diet, sleep and mindset routines he follows to lower cognitive decline, offering practical tips for reducing Alzheimer’s risk.
Minnesota soybean harvest is nearing in the southeast, but rain and disease concerns could slow progress, according to University of Minnesota experts.
Elizabeth Holmes meme finds new life in the art world as NYC museum workers authorize a strike and The Met breaks ground on a new wing.
Herd Hierarchy Week 2 delivers a fresh NFL top 10 after an eventful opener, with the Chiefs rebounding, the Bears surging, and the Rams dropping from the list.
Federal prosecutors charged 12 people in Southern California with childcare payment fraud, alleging more than $10 million in false subsidy claims.
Todd Blanche said investigations into illegal voting will continue after the supreme court blocked Trump’s mail-in voting order, and defended Trump’s criticism of the justices.
Marine Stand-In Forces are drawing concern from Chinese naval analysts, who warn the USMC concept could hinder PLA operations and threaten submarines.
A judge denied a motion to dismiss charges for a man accused of threatening to kill federal judge Charles Breyer, setting the case for trial in November.
AI inference hardware is driving new chip designs, memory strategies, and alliances as demand shifts from training to running models at scale.