Tennessee’s felony ban on camping on public property drew scrutiny after a Nashville man’s arrest in a park. Felony counts were dropped amid wider crackdowns.
The Colossus computer, built by Tommy Flowers to break Germany’s high-level Lorenz cipher, will be dedicated as an IEEE Milestone at Bletchley Park on 29 September.
The Senate Commerce Committee advanced a China auto bill to restrict Chinese-linked vehicle technology. Lawmakers warned the proposal could inadvertently affect Mercedes-Benz.
An Amish family celebrates milestones and gratitude as a new handicap accessible buggy improves Kevin’s mobility after months of community support.
MOCA’s $35 million Chinatown jail grant drew protests as museum leaders defended the funding at a Lower East Side town hall and opponents called it “jail money.”
President Trump attends a dignified transfer at Dover for U.S. soldiers killed in recent attacks in Jordan and Iraq, according to the Pentagon.
Renewed US-Iran fighting has overshadowed the ASEAN meeting in Manila, where ministers aim to address Myanmar’s conflict and South China Sea disputes.
The Navy plans a new multi-mission dry dock at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard under a contract worth up to $30 billion, boosting West Coast carrier maintenance.
Lawmakers and state boards are reassessing nurse practitioner requirements to address workforce gaps, supervision rules and access to primary care.
Movement Labs filed for Chapter 11 in Delaware after its MOVE token collapse and a failed turnaround. The company plans to keep operating during restructuring.
Mexico lifted pseudorabies-related limits on U.S. pork, restoring full access after weeks of restricted trade that initially covered a wide range of products.
The Musée des Beaux-Arts d’Orléans has launched a ‘Wanted’ campaign to find looted artworks, including a Chardin portrait, missing since World War II.