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Neuralink co-founder Benjamin Rapoport left the company due to safety concerns and started a rival company focused on less invasive brain technology.

WSJ reports Biden administration has not followed up with official notification about proposed sale of precision arms.

For the first time, the United States is expected to impose sanctions on an Israeli military unit. The Netzah Yehuda Battalion, initially set up to accommodate Israel’s ultra-Orthodox Jews but which quickly expanded to become a popular unit for radical right-wing settlers, has over the years been accused of a…

Geneticists have critiqued a study suggesting extinct Javan tigers are still alive, but the search is just beginning.

Spotify's new tools to let you adjust a song's speed or combine tracks and may come out in the rumored Supremium plan.

A new WSJ poll shows the incumbent behind in six of seven swing states, Wisconsin being the only outlier

US tech giants are keen for their Taiwanese manufacturing partners to set up in Mexico. The idea has proven attractive to giants like Foxconn and others, says the report, and geopolitics aside, it looks like a savvy move to have manufacturing that much closer and to benefit from the attractive…

The U.S. and UK are looking into over $20 billion of USDT that was facilitated through Garantex, a sanctioned Russia-based crypto exchange, a new report revealed.

SK hynix is considering whether to build an advanced packaging facility in Indiana, reports the Wall Street Journal. If the company proceeds with the plan, it intends to invest $4 billion in it and construct one of the world's largest advanced packaging facilities. But to accomplish the project, SK hynix…