Neuralink: Elon Musk’s brain chip firm says US approval won for human study
The billionaire’s Neuralink implant company wants to help restore people’s vision and mobility.
NY woman charged over threats after Club Q shooting
Sharon Robinson, 40, allegedly told one Colorado venue it would get “shot up like Club Q”.
Supreme Court limits EPA power to police water pollution
“By narrowing the act’s coverage of wetlands to only adjoining wetlands, the court’s new test will leave some long-regulated adjacent wetlands no longer covered by the Clean Water Act, with…
First Republic: 1,000 jobs cut by new owner JP Morgan
It comes after First Citizens, which bought the US operations of another troubled lender, announced job cuts.
Erdogan Amassed Power Over 20 Years, Leveraging Crisis After Crisis
From mayor to lawmaker and prime minister to president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan rose through the ranks to Turkey’s highest positions and then made them his own, bringing the country over…
If a Divided Germany Could Enter NATO, Why Not Ukraine?
Though peace seems distant, the United States and Europe are debating how to guarantee Ukraine’s security once the fighting with Russia stops, even without a total victory by either side.…
How a Pandemic-Era Program Became a Magnet for Fraud
In early February, federal prosecutors in Utah accused Zachary Bassett and Mason Warr of cheating the United States government out of millions of dollars. The accounting firm they operated had…
On Erdogan Campaign Trail, Invoking God, Reciting Poetry, Bashing Foes
ISTANBUL — His campaign addresses begin softly, drawing the audience in. A devout Muslim, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan frequently says he seeks to please not just the Turkish people, but…
Are the Hamptons Still Hip?
For years, the Hamptons were a hot summer destination for young, up-and-coming New Yorkers and the old and new moneyed alike. It was a place to see and be seen.…
Hundreds of Thousands Have Lost Medicaid Coverage Since Pandemic Protections Expired
Other states have also removed a large number of Medicaid recipients for procedural reasons. In Indiana, nearly 90 percent of the roughly 53,000 people who lost Medicaid in the first…