Gemini and Search go dark for K-12 student accounts until administrators opt in. Schools that want no AI may lose Search too, though Google disputes that.
New York announced its first measles death in 30 years. The CDC's public count still lists three deaths nationally, and a clinician alert on measles in pregnancy was reportedly blocked.
The justices heard argument in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy on Tuesday. A Q&A on the funding rule, the two lower court losses and the narrow questions the court is actually deciding.
Magistrate Judge Zia Faruqui ruled from the bench Monday. A grand jury indictment is still possible, and the written order on whether the dismissal bars refiling was not yet public.
Dozens of stores in Belgium, Luxembourg and Sweden, plus 13 in Ireland, reported overheated cold storage overnight. No attacker has been named, and none of the reports identify a controller vendor.
Accelerated approval rests on a 32-patient open-label trial in which 7 of 26 evaluable patients needed no surgery for a year. Confirmatory trials are required.
The company's help page is dated October 1, but notices are reaching users in phases this week. Scribd has not said how many accounts or how the intruder got in.
Two LITMUS papers graded blood and imaging tests against biopsy in fatty liver disease. Advanced scarring is now detectable with confidence, but inflammation and drug-trial entry still lean on biopsy.
Two experiments with about 31,000 participants found a 0.060 standard deviation mood gain from six weeks off Facebook and 0.041 from Instagram. A viral summary called it substantial. The authors' own benchmarks say otherwise.
A federal judge in Boston struck the extra impairment test CMS added to the Medicaid medically frail exemption, but left the work requirement and two proof-of-frailty limits in place.
Alphabet's free cash flow turned negative again and Amazon's trailing figure hit negative $42.4 billion. A 3 percent search miss, not the spending, separated the stock reactions.
The trillion-parameter model's weights are public under a modified MIT license that requires a commercial deal for hosted services. Mistral's own post concedes its cyber guardrails still need work.
An NEJM Evidence analysis finds incidence climbing in every age group up to 65 to 69, including heavily screened ones. The authors have not identified why, and one year of data is not a trend yet.
A Journal of Experimental Social Psychology paper says admiration drops for both creator and work, but recalled enjoyment of the work is shielded. Sample sizes were not in the coverage.
Hennepin County says two hidden-camera filmmakers used the names of dead and already-voted residents at four precincts. The statute turns on the misrepresentation, and prosecutors concede neither man meant to vote.
Lisa Cook cast her first dissent and Beth Hammack, who also dissented in July, her latest, both for a quarter-point increase. Headline inflation is 3.7 percent, but core is 2.6, and traders put December hike odds at 82.6 percent.
The Icepick archive lists names, phone numbers and internal permission groups. Two outlets reviewed it, but they got it from the same sources, and the cause is unexplained.
Dr. Shaggy of Veneer Lounge at The Star in Frisco worked five years as a dental hygienist before dental school. She says she still checks gum health, bone support and bite before any veneer discussion.
San Luis Obispo County says all five patients visited Brookshire Farms and three are children in serious condition. The county has not confirmed the farm as the source, and test results are pending.
A new paper from 13 well-being scientists repeats a 10 percent and 40 percent split that matches the 2005 happiness pie. A 2019 critique found little empirical evidence for it.
Texas sued and the Justice Department asked for judgment within hours in June. On October 27 the justices declined to pause the result, without explanation.
Treasury data shows withholding added $107.6 billion of the individual increase. Payments outside withholding added $95.8 billion, and corporate refunds rose 79 percent.
CVE-2026-97631 sits in the network-boot code behind most server UEFI firmware. The advisory still says "Not patched currently," and no firmware vendor has given a ship date.
A JAMA cohort of 385 donor pregnancies found most were uncomplicated and the absolute gap was 3.6 points. A smaller-baby signal is unconfirmed, and 63.9% of Ontario donors were related to recipients.
The site says searches rose exponentially but published no counts. The Michigan survey of 874,931 teens behind the looksmaxxing-creatine headline measured supplements, not the trend.
A two-count Espionage Act filing sat under seal from October 5 until Monday. Comey's lawyers say an information cannot toll the limitations period. The government says courts have approved it.
The Eighth Circuit ruled the Fed let fixed costs into Regulation II's flat cap and ordered a rewrite. Covered banks collected an average of 23 cents a swipe in 2023.
The voluntary exit offer covers about 27 percent of Microsoft's workforce. A spokesperson says AI is not driving it, and the memo as reported does not say how many exits the company wants.
In the EMT2 trial of 418 patients, estimated five-year survival was 62.0% with EPA and 45.1% with placebo. Progression-free survival, the trial's main goal, did not differ significantly.
The October 22 suit leans on one purpose line in the National Voter Registration Act and a second Dan Sullivan who took 2.5 percent in the primary. No hearing is set, and the complaint itself was not available for this report.
A chart claiming wages hit their lowest share of U.S. income since 1929 is topping Reddit. BEA's annual data shows a 9.5-point slide from 1970 to 2013, then a flat floor.
Researcher log4j says Samsung's Tizen software on a 2025 TV profiles viewers for ads. Samsung has not responded, the full writeup is unpublished, and the one outside mic test saw five seconds of recording.
In a 144-patient randomized trial, a seven-mutation KRAS vaccine did not significantly delay recurrence. The strongest survival signals come from exploratory, within-arm comparisons.
A Johns Hopkins study of 995 Medicare beneficiaries found a link between frequent, unplanned napping and later dementia. The authors say the nap may be a symptom, and the short-nap result complicates common advice.
The state's own fiscal table shows average bills falling in every income group below $1 million, which turns the fight over rich-taxpayer flight into a dispute about a pool of 46,328 filers and a Massachusetts precedent that cuts both ways.
The filing says a $982 million asset-sale gain paid for efficiency initiatives. The AI framing and the 5% headcount figure come from the CFO's interview and press accounts.
CRN reports a mid-single-digit increase on Cisco networking and security software, with Splunk excluded. Cisco's earlier price hikes were pinned on memory chips, which software does not use.
