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WHO condemns US-funded vaccine trial as unethical for withholding proven hepatitis B vaccines from African newborns. What happens when anti-vaccine politics drives medical research?

4chan founder Chris Poole says the timing between meeting Jeffrey Epstein and launching the /pol/ board that became an alt-right breeding ground was coincidental. But was it?

OpenAI's retirement of GPT-4o sparked worldwide protests from users who formed deep emotional bonds with the AI model. This isn't just about technology—it's about the future of digital relationships.

EVA AI hosted pop-up café dates where people brought their AI companions for Valentine's Day. With 16% of people now using AI as romantic partners, we explore what this means for human connection.

OpenAI accused DeepSeek of stealing AI capabilities before any new model launch. The real battle isn't about copying—it's about who controls AI's future.

Fusion startup Helion achieved 150 million degrees Celsius in its reactor, three-quarters toward commercial viability. With a Microsoft contract for 2028, can fusion finally deliver on decades of promises?

Waymo pays DoorDash drivers $6.25 to close car doors left open by passengers, revealing unexpected challenges in autonomous vehicle operations across six cities.

Europe's Ariane 6 rocket successfully launched Amazon's largest satellite batch yet. As Project Kuiper takes shape, the space internet market is about to get more competitive.

Nicolas Cage stars as an aging private investigator and disillusioned superhero in 1930s New York in Prime Video's Spider-Noir live-action series.

Rivian's 2025 revenue grew 8% despite falling vehicle sales, thanks to a $1.55B software windfall from Volkswagen. Is this the new playbook for struggling EV makers?

IBM announces plan to triple entry-level hiring in 2026, defying AI automation trends. What's behind this contrarian strategy?

Trump's top vaccine regulator at FDA single-handedly blocked Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine review despite strong internal opposition from career scientists.