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Your health app may be failing you

May 27, 2026

Your health app may be failing you

Many seniors struggle with health apps and portals despite wanting to use them. Learn how to overcome digital health literacy barriers and stay safe.

Funerals, beauty queens and bombs: The Ukrainian city that won’t let Putin win

May 26, 2026

Funerals, beauty queens and bombs: The Ukrainian city that won’t let Putin win

Mayor Sadovyi says Lviv has lost 2,000 citizens and built rehabilitation centers as the city tries to remain unbroken amid Russia's ongoing war.

AI layoffs may be backfiring on companies

May 22, 2026

AI layoffs may be backfiring on companies

About 80% of companies deploying AI reported workforce reductions, but Gartner says those cuts did not translate into stronger returns on investment.

Crypto and the blockchain tech behind it give US a sizable military advantage

May 22, 2026

Crypto and the blockchain tech behind it give US a sizable military advantage

Trump administration's embrace of cryptocurrency creates an opportunity for the Pentagon to adopt blockchain for defense and national security uses.

AI robotic beehives installed in Florida community claim 70% reduction in colony collapse threatening crops

May 21, 2026

AI robotic beehives installed in Florida community claim 70% reduction in colony collapse threatening crops

A Florida community deploys AI-powered robotic beehives to protect declining bee populations that pollinate roughly 75% of the crops Americans eat.

Texas company hatches live chicks from artificial eggs in breakthrough that could revive the dodo: report

May 19, 2026

Texas company hatches live chicks from artificial eggs in breakthrough that could revive the dodo: report

Colossal Biosciences says it hatched live chicks from artificial eggs for the first time, a step toward potentially reviving extinct birds like the dodo.

STEPHEN MOORE: Government control of chip sales has a shocking downside

May 19, 2026

STEPHEN MOORE: Government control of chip sales has a shocking downside

U.S. export controls on semiconductors act as a self-imposed tax, cutting chipmakers off from China and encouraging Beijing's domestic chip manufacturing.

AI data centers may soon ride ocean waves

May 15, 2026

AI data centers may soon ride ocean waves

Panthalassa raises $140 million to build floating AI data centers at sea, using ocean waves for power and seawater for cooling onboard computing chips.

Japanese bear-fightin' robo-wolves are pure unleaded nightmare fuel but they're working

May 14, 2026

Japanese bear-fightin' robo-wolves are pure unleaded nightmare fuel but they're working

Bear attacks in Japan have surged so dramatically that officials deployed robotic wolves called Monster Wolf to frighten bears away from communities.

UCF graduates clobber commencement speaker with boos after she says AI is the 'next Industrial Revolution'

May 12, 2026

UCF graduates clobber commencement speaker with boos after she says AI is the 'next Industrial Revolution'

UCF graduation speaker Gloria Caulfield was booed offstage after making comments about artificial intelligence at an arts and humanities ceremony.