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Judges and court administrators have drawn a firm line. Meta’s stylish smart glasses, the ones that look like ordinary Ray-Bans but pack a camera and microphone, now face outright prohibition in multiple jurisdictions. The latest move comes from England and Wales, where His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service will confiscate the devices at the door.

Markets shuddered last week. The Bureau of Labor Statistics delivered a blow. Nonfarm payrolls fell by 23,000 in July. Economists had forecast a gain near 95,000. Revisions to prior months slashed another 103,000 jobs. The unemployment rate ticked down to 4.1%. Yet the details painted a picture of fragility. CNBC called it an unexpected decline.

Research Gold promised medical researchers something rare in an age of shortcuts. For fees starting at $1,900, the company would deliver systemic reviews, meta-analyses and peer-review-ready manuscripts. All of it, the site insisted, came from “100% human-written, never AI” work led by PhD methodologists with real publication records. That claim now lies in pieces. On

The contiguous United States just logged its hottest month since records began in 1895. July 2026 averaged 76.9 degrees Fahrenheit across the Lower 48. That figure edges out the Dust Bowl July of 1936 by a narrow but decisive margin. And it marks not only the warmest July but the single warmest month of any

Tesla faces another federal recall. This time it involves 20,349 Model 3 and Model Y vehicles whose low-beam headlights shine brighter than federal rules allow. The defect affects certain 2017-2023 Model 3 sedans and 2020-2023 Model Y crossovers equipped with headlamp assemblies from supplier Marelli produced on or after June 2, 2023. Regulators determined the

River AI appeared out of nowhere. In just two months the startup secured $1.1 billion. General Catalyst led the round. AMP PBC joined as co-lead. Nvidia and AMD Ventures added strategic bets. Y Combinator and Temasek came along too. The sum stunned even hardened AI watchers. A company incorporated in April had suddenly amassed one

The numbers landed with little fanfare on a Tuesday in August. Total U.S. household debt slipped by $13 billion in the second quarter. That works out to a 0.1 percent decline, bringing the aggregate to $18.8 trillion. But the headline figure masks a more complicated picture of American borrowing habits. One that mixes resilience with

University administrators at one of the nation’s largest public research universities have decided that traditional letter grades can wait. Starting in fall 2027, incoming freshmen in the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science, and the Arts will see only “pass” or “no credit” on their transcripts for their first semester. The change, the school

In the rolling hills of Mason County, Kentucky, an 82-year-old woman and her daughter said no to a fortune. Ida Huddleston and Delsia Bare turned down more than $26 million from an anonymous AI company eager to carve up their 1,200-acre family farm for a data center. The offer dwarfed the local land value of

Alfonso Cuarón knows how to unsettle an audience. The Mexican filmmaker who gave the world the visceral space thriller Gravity and the intimate family drama Roma has now returned to Apple TV for a second project. This time he brings psychological horror. Yesterday the streaming service announced it had ordered Ascension, a one-hour series inspired