Is Sudan’s battlefield shaping the terms of its next political phase?
Army gains, RSF defections and al-Burhan’s political push point to a possible shift in Sudan’s war.
Month: August 2026
Secret Service agents placed on leave a Trump leak probe expands: insiders
Three Secret Service officials were walked out of their offices and placed on leave amid an investigation into leaked classified information. According to a Tuesday
‘There’s no way!’ JD Vance dumbfounds with ‘hilarious’ text that jabs Trump
A fundraising text went out from the Republican National Committee, allegedly written by Vice President JD Vance — but political observers were stunned at the
This Tiny USB Device Turns Your Phone Into a Keyboard, Mouse, and SSH Terminal
Got a headless Raspberry Pi and want to connect to it? You don’t need to use your computer for that. You can do that with
TeamSpeak Will Let You Call Your Friends Directly
Built around servers people can host, TeamSpeak has been around since 2001, serving as a reliable communication tool that has gained a reputation for running
Perplexity’s on-device AI offering promises data control and lower token costs
Perplexity on Tuesday rolled out an offering that runs the AI entirely on a local machine, and that, it said, will keep “private data local
AI hits entry-level jobs for younger workers the hardest — study
AI has already begun to impact the job market and primarily affects young people early in their careers, according to a recent study by researchers
Emergency diagnoses of medical conditions predict worse patient survival
Patients diagnosed with conditions after an emergency hospital admission or an emergency room visit face a higher risk of death than those diagnosed in non-emergency
Diabetes study reveals differing health risks for men and women
In the years following type 2 diabetes diagnosis, women are more likely to develop mental health conditions, while men are more likely to develop cardiovascular
Scientists discover how neutrophils travel to infection sites without damaging healthy tissue
UMass Chan Medical School scientist Beth McCormick, PhD, and her team collaborated with researchers at the University of Bath to discover how neutrophils, the body’s
Anti-immigrant policies linked to rising HIV cases among Hispanic populations
Following the Trump administration’s 2018 announcement of changes to the public charge rule that would penalize immigrants for using public benefit programs, antisanctuary counties in
Gene removal makes engineered immune cells more effective against osteosarcoma
Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have discovered that removing the gene for Regnase-1 from engineered immune cells makes them more effective at treating
Standard memory tests fail to detect post-chemotherapy brain fog
Standard memory tests such as word-pair or list-learning tests used in clinics may fail to detect the real-life memory problems reported by many female breast
New molecular pathway explains why eye pressure rises at night
Glaucoma is an eye disease that causes progressive damage to the optic nerve, leading to loss of sight. One major risk factor is an increase