In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court has upheld a Texas law that restricts young people's access to online pornography, emphasizing the importance of age verification to protect children while sparking a debate on free speech rights.
A rabid fox bit a man in Wake County, testing positive for rabies shortly after. This incident marks the fourth rabies bite in the area this month, prompting health officials to urge pet vaccinations and community awareness.
Amazon's Ring introduces Video Descriptions, an AI feature that analyzes motion activity at homes. While it promises enhanced security, privacy concerns loom large as it learns your routines.
In a surprising move, federal vaccine advisers have voted to remove thimerosal from flu shots, aligning with anti-vaccine activists. This decision raises concerns about vaccine availability and public health.
In a significant move for food safety, Nestlé USA and Conagra Brands announce plans to eliminate synthetic colors from their products. This decision follows growing health concerns and political pressure, aiming to improve nutritional quality in American diets.
A new malware, SparkKitty, is targeting photo galleries on iOS and Android, potentially stealing sensitive images like crypto seed phrases. Users must act fast to protect their data.
A child in Greensboro tested positive for measles, prompting North Carolina hospitals to prepare for potential outbreaks. Experts warn of low vaccination rates and the contagious nature of the virus.
A police officer was injured in a shooting in Santa Monica, California. A manhunt is underway for the armed suspect, who fled the scene. The officer is in stable condition. Stay tuned for updates!
Explore the century-long debate surrounding thimerosal in vaccines, its alleged link to autism, and the latest CDC discussions that have experts on edge. Are vaccines truly safe?
A CDC presentation by Lyn Redwood claims a non-existent study links thimerosal to brain damage, raising alarms about vaccine misinformation. Experts question the credibility of new vaccine advisers.
