In a surprising press conference, President Trump linked Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism, promoting unproven theories and dismissing vaccine safety, alarming health experts and parents alike.
Oracle has appointed new co-CEOs, Magouyrk and Sicilia, focusing on cloud computing and AI. With the company at the forefront of major deals, including a partnership with OpenAI, this leadership shift signals significant growth ahead.
After the success of Mirror, Brynn Putnam is back at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 with a new venture focused on gaming hardware that fosters in-person connections. Discover how her latest project aims to redefine social interactions through technology.
In a remarkable turn of events, 8-year-old Nathaniel Schumann, who was nonverbal, began to speak in full sentences just two weeks after starting a clinical trial for an autism treatment. This development raises hopes for many families.
Michigan's chief medical executive has issued new guidance clarifying COVID-19 booster eligibility for residents aged six months and older. This recommendation aims to reduce confusion and promote public health as respiratory virus season approaches.
A heartfelt vigil for Charlie Kirk at CSU drew over 7,000 attendees, emphasizing unity and free speech in the wake of his tragic death. Community members express the need for respectful dialogue amidst political tensions.
The iPhone 17 revolutionizes the standard iPhone experience with the long-awaited always-on display and high-refresh-rate screen. Enhanced usability, great battery life, and improved cameras make this a must-have device!
The CDC's vaccine advisory panel is under fire as Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appoints a Maui physician known for controversial Covid treatments. Will this shake public trust in vaccines even further?
Discover how we are navigating the complex landscape of AI privacy, teen safety, and user freedom. Our new principles aim to protect sensitive conversations while ensuring responsible use of AI for all ages.
President Trump is advocating for a shift from quarterly to biannual earnings reports, claiming it will save costs and promote long-term corporate management. However, critics warn it could reduce transparency and increase market volatility.
