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Bayer will no longer sell glyphosate-containing products to U.S. home gardeners, the company announced. The move comes as Bayer faces 30,000 legal claims from customers who believe use of these products—including the flagship Roundup—caused them to develop…

Someone tweeted an image of a La Guardia bar charging nearly $30 for a pint of Sam Adams -- and it allegedly sparked an audit of NYC's airport concessions.

Thank you to Laakso Mikko a PhD student at Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering for submitting news about his research group's latest paper involving a 21-channel phase coherent RTL-SDR system. Laakso writes that he an his colleagues have built…

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Some of the now deleted comments accused Microsoft of being tone-deaf, while others harshly criticized Windows 11's controversial hardware requirements. The company now tries to get the displeased owners of incompatible hardware back under control.

As their country spirals into economic collapse, many in Beirut say they face four-hour waits for fuel as well as food and medicine shortages, blackouts and job uncertainty.

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This is the fifth and final part (I, II, III, IV) of our series asking the question ‘Who were the Romans?’ How did they understand themselves as a people and the idea of ‘Roman’ as an i…

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Researchers from Israel have developed a neural network capable of generating ‘master' faces – facial images that are each capable of impersonating multiple IDs. The work suggests that it's possible to generate such ‘master keys' for more than 40% of the…

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