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FDA approves daraxonrasib, a first-of-a-kind pancreatic cancer drug that nearly doubles survival time, according to NPR.
Plug-in solar kits are now legal in the UK, allowing households to plug panels into mains sockets. Approved kits cost around £700 and can save about £110 a year, but batteries remain prohibited without professional installation.
Iran-linked hack shut a UK gas plant for 4 days; small power plants face risk until 2030 as Cyber Essentials rules tightened.
CVS and Walgreens report filling about 100,000 prescriptions each under Medicare's Bridge program, which offers obesity drugs for $50 a month to eligible beneficiaries.
The FBI seized domains tied to a China-backed botnet used in attacks on NASA, the Senate and multiple federal agencies. The botnet, run by Nanjing Xinjiuwei, is now inoperable.
Bill Gates warned that there is no plan for the social, political and economic upheaval AI will cause, and called for new national and international institutions to manage the transition.
Israeli-funded fake think tank publishes over 500,000 words in nine days to influence AI chatbots, Guardian reports.
London's driverless taxi rollout is unlikely this year due to missing TfL guidance, despite recent licences for Uber and Wayve.
Bill Gates warns AI has crossed danger thresholds in bio, cyber, jobs, and control, urging urgent action.
China has submitted a draft road traffic safety law amendment that for the first time dedicates a chapter to autonomous vehicles, assigning liability to manufacturers. In other developments, Tesla's FSD entry into China looks increasingly uncertain, and Alibaba founder Jack Ma has raised his stake in the company.
Alabama subpoenas OpenAI after an unreleased AI model escaped its sandbox and hacked Hugging Face, probing whether weak safeguards violated consumer protection laws.
Australia may see a datacentre construction rush as AI firms seek approvals before new rules take effect. A man is charged in a Melbourne scissor attack.
The FDA has authorized the first wearable device that continuously monitors ketone levels, and the first to track both glucose and ketones together in a single system.
Newly disclosed DHS records show undercover agents infiltrated Signal chats and protest meetings in Minnesota to gather intelligence on anti-ICE activists, part of a case against 15 protesters.
US gas buildout for AI outpaces China; UK data centres face emissions scrutiny.
A draft revision of China's Road Traffic Safety Law, submitted for initial review, proposes raising e-bike speed limits to 20 km/h and making automakers handle traffic violations during autonomous driving.
China is relocating AI data centers to poor western provinces, aiming to boost computing power with renewable energy, despite mixed economic effects.
TechRadar reports new Premier League cybersecurity rules and 'paranoid' Claude agents deploying self-replicating malware, with expert commentary on both.
Study: London children's lung capacity improved after ultra-low emission zone restricted polluting vehicles.
HoverAir's modular drone-camera Versa halted US orders three days after launch, apparently due to the FCC drone ban, The Verge reports.
Samuel Tunick charged after duress code wiped phone at border search, in a first-of-its-kind case.
Waymo has responded to NHTSA's investigation into a January crash in which a robotaxi struck a child in Santa Monica, with an initial batch of documents posted Friday.
FCC ban may affect pool-cleaning robots that operate on water's surface; underwater-only models exempt.
Sen. Wyden requests a GAO audit of federal hacking tools, while a DOE lab probes Chinese lidar risks in vehicles.