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Implanted living skin developed by Japanese scientists glows to signal internal health changes, showing how biological tissue can function as a sensor.

Canada is publicly welcoming American travelers while some U.S. destinations reduce outreach to Canadians, underscoring uneven cross border tourism recovery.

Alphabet reached a $4 trillion valuation intraday as technology stocks rallied, underscoring the company’s scale in advertising, cloud computing and digital services.

US markets posted modest gains at record levels as investors balanced political pressure on the Federal Reserve with steady economic data signals.

Apple confirms Gemini AI integration for Siri functions, marking a major collaboration with Google while maintaining user privacy and system level controls.

The CDC confirmed norovirus as the cause of gastrointestinal illness affecting passengers and crew aboard the Rotterdam cruise ship.

US federal judge orders HHS to restore nearly 12 million dollars in pediatric grants to the American Academy of Pediatrics while a lawsuit over funding cuts proceeds.

Trump comments on capping credit card interest rates triggered sharp declines in issuer and payments stocks as markets adjusted to policy risk.

The FCC approved part of SpaceX’s request to expand Starlink, authorizing 7,500 new satellites and setting launch milestones through 2031.

A Stanford study shows inhibiting an aging enzyme regenerates cartilage in animal models and human tissue, advancing osteoarthritis research worldwide.