RFK Jr. reassures vaccine skeptics they have a ‘friend at the White House,’ amid rising coverage and interest in his stance on vaccines and government support.
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Dr. Nicole Saphier, Trump’s Surgeon General Nominee, To Appear Before Senate
Dr. Nicole Saphier, President Trump’s nominee for Surgeon General, will appear before the Senate for confirmation hearings amid rising interest.
The EPA Is Planning To Scrap Public Review Rules For Data Center Pollution
The EPA is considering removing public review requirements for data center pollution emissions, raising concerns about transparency and environmental oversight.
Let’s Take A Look At The Retro Tech Making A Comeback
Interest in vintage technology is surging, with searches for retro gadgets and devices increasing. The trend’s origins remain unconfirmed, but it signals a growing nostalgia-driven market.
US Conducts Fresh Strikes On Iranian Launchers, Seen As “Signal’ To Tehran On Hormuz – Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
The US has launched targeted strikes against Iranian missile launchers, seen as a signal to Tehran amid rising tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.
Nitter And XCancel Receive Cease And Desist Notices
Nitter and XCancel have received cease and desist notices, prompting legal action against these platforms. Details remain emerging, with implications for privacy and free speech.
35Th Anniversary Of Linus’ Announcement Today!
Today marks the 35th anniversary of Linus Torvalds’ announcement of Linux, a milestone in open-source software history. Details on the event and its significance.
CIA Funding Helped Keep NeXT Afloat In The 80S
Declassified documents reveal CIA financial support helped keep NeXT afloat in the 1980s, raising questions about government influence in tech innovation.
SparrowMap – Cameras That Watch Government Vehicles
New SparrowMap system deploys cameras to track government vehicles, raising privacy and security concerns amid ongoing transparency debates.
Tim King, AmigaDOS Developer, Has Died
Tim King, known for his work on AmigaDOS, has passed away. The industry mourns the loss of a key figure in early computer development.