Study could pave the way for simple blood test to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease
In a landmark study of Hispanic and Latino adults, researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine have identified a link between self-reported
Month: September 2025
Study identifies a reductive uric acid degradation pathway in anaerobic bacteria
Uric acid builds up in the blood when the body cannot excrete it efficiently, leading to painful gout attacks, kidney stones, and other complications.
Wearable health trackers reveal how accurate your smartwatch really is
Researchers compare the different health parameters measured by common wearable sensors used by consumers.
Proposed $1.5 billion Anthropic copyright settlement raises questions about generative AI costs
Anthropic has agreed to pay at least $1.5 billion to rights holders in settlement of a lawsuit regarding its training of generative AI models using
Tech employment is a mixed bag, selective hiring marks a shift
The IT job market is cooling in the US, with new postings down 19% and open roles falling 7% month-over-month from July to August. Year-to-date
LA Holocaust Museum apologized for Instagram post ‘misinterpreted by some to be a political statement’
The alleged post was no longer publicly available as of this writing, but the museum’s apology post was.
Did AI robot suffer PTSD after it was scared by lion?
There was no evidence a story about an AI robot fearing a lion was real. An image shared with the claim in September 2025 was
Murdochs reach deal in succession battle over media empire
Lachlan Murdoch will retain control the conservative Fox and News Corp empire under the deal.
Trump posted meme about Chicago that said, ‘I love the smell of deportations in the morning’
“Chicago about to find out why it’s called the Department of WAR,” the meme shared on Trump’s Truth Social account added.
Supreme Court lifts limits on LA immigration raids
US top court says that immigration agents can stop people based solely on their race, language or job.
Disproving claim Chicago used salt trucks to block ICE from city
Videos of salt trucks in Chicago circulated as the Trump administration stationed hundreds of federal agents near Illinois’ largest city.
What to know about the Ryan Routh trial
A court case for Mr Routh, who has pleaded not guilty, begins on Monday – with the defendant representing himself.
Why has the French PM had to go and what happens next?
France’s prime minister has lost a confidence vote, sending parliament into another period of chaos and uncertainty.
Bonta ‘disappointed’ by Supreme Court ruling on L.A. immigration raids
California’s attorney general called indiscriminate tactics used to make immigration arrests a violation of the 4th Amendment, which prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures.