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Nighttime Bathroom Trips May Be an Early Sign of Heart Disease
Getting up to pee at night could predict heart problems five years in advance.
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The Power of a Pause: When to Get a Second Medical Opinion and How to Do It
Eighty-eight percent of patients get a different diagnosis after seeking a second opinion.
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Minimum Wage to Rise in 22 States Next Year
The minimum wage will reach at least $15 per hour in 14 states.
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California Engineer Given 10-Year Prison Term for Bombing Transformers
Peter Karasev, of San Jose, pleaded guilty to planning and carrying out two attacks on electrical transformers in 2022 and 2023, officials said.
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Why CDC Stopped Recommending Hepatitis B Vaccination for Most Newborns
Most pregnant women test negative for hepatitis B.
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‘AI Can’t Climb a Utility Pole’—Experts Warn of ‘Silver Tsunami’ in US Utilities
In the utilities sector, 80 percent of companies had at least a quarter of their employees aged 55 and older in 2022, up from 35 percent in 2006.
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How to Make Christmas Feel Magical Again
The best gifts of the holiday season cost little and make life merry and bright.
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Officials Release Enhanced Video Footage of Brown University Mass Shooting Suspect
Two people were shot and killed and nine wounded at the Ivy League school over the weekend in Providence, Rhode Island. No suspect has been apprehended yet.
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Warner Bros. Board Urges Shareholders to Reject Paramount Hostile Takeover Bid
Chair of Warner Bros. Discovery’s board of directors says Paramount’s offer is ‘inadequate.’
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California Allows Tesla to Continue Sales in State for Now
The company gets a reprieve in a case over alleged false marketing of its Autopilot features.
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15 Injured After a San Francisco Cable Car Stops Suddenly
More than a dozen people were hurt when a San Francisco cable car abruptly stopped Monday afternoon.
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16 States Sue Federal Government Over Pause in Funds for EV Charging Stations
California leads the coalition seeking to access $1.8 billion in funding to build EV charging stations.
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CDC Stops Recommending Hepatitis B Vaccine for All Newborns
The agency adopted advice from its vaccine advisory panel.
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Waymo Vehicle ‘Standoff’ in San Francisco Street Exposes a Weakness, AI Expert Says
Autonomous vehicles are designed to avoid risk and can exhibit over-cautious behavior, according to San Jose State University Professor Ahmed Banafa.
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US, Mexico Reach Agreement to Fix Tijuana River Sewage Crisis: EPA
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said the agreement sets the ‘framework for tremendous steps to be made.’
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64,000 Jobs Added in November, While Unemployment Rises to 4.6 Percent
The delayed jobs report shows employment gains topped economists’ expectations.
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Nighttime Bathroom Trips May Be an Early Sign of Heart Disease
Getting up to pee at night could predict heart problems five years in advance.
|
The Power of a Pause: When to Get a Second Medical Opinion and How to Do It
Eighty-eight percent of patients get a different diagnosis after seeking a second opinion.
|
Minimum Wage to Rise in 22 States Next Year
The minimum wage will reach at least $15 per hour in 14 states.
|
California Engineer Given 10-Year Prison Term for Bombing Transformers
Peter Karasev, of San Jose, pleaded guilty to planning and carrying out two attacks on electrical transformers in 2022 and 2023, officials said.
|
Why CDC Stopped Recommending Hepatitis B Vaccination for Most Newborns
Most pregnant women test negative for hepatitis B.
|
‘AI Can’t Climb a Utility Pole’—Experts Warn of ‘Silver Tsunami’ in US Utilities
In the utilities sector, 80 percent of companies had at least a quarter of their employees aged 55 and older in 2022, up from 35 percent in 2006.
|
How to Make Christmas Feel Magical Again
The best gifts of the holiday season cost little and make life merry and bright.
|
Officials Release Enhanced Video Footage of Brown University Mass Shooting Suspect
Two people were shot and killed and nine wounded at the Ivy League school over the weekend in Providence, Rhode Island. No suspect has been apprehended yet.
|
Warner Bros. Board Urges Shareholders to Reject Paramount Hostile Takeover Bid
Chair of Warner Bros. Discovery’s board of directors says Paramount’s offer is ‘inadequate.’
|
California Allows Tesla to Continue Sales in State for Now
The company gets a reprieve in a case over alleged false marketing of its Autopilot features.
|
15 Injured After a San Francisco Cable Car Stops Suddenly
More than a dozen people were hurt when a San Francisco cable car abruptly stopped Monday afternoon.
|
16 States Sue Federal Government Over Pause in Funds for EV Charging Stations
California leads the coalition seeking to access $1.8 billion in funding to build EV charging stations.
|
CDC Stops Recommending Hepatitis B Vaccine for All Newborns
The agency adopted advice from its vaccine advisory panel.
|
Waymo Vehicle ‘Standoff’ in San Francisco Street Exposes a Weakness, AI Expert Says
Autonomous vehicles are designed to avoid risk and can exhibit over-cautious behavior, according to San Jose State University Professor Ahmed Banafa.
|
US, Mexico Reach Agreement to Fix Tijuana River Sewage Crisis: EPA
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said the agreement sets the ‘framework for tremendous steps to be made.’
|
64,000 Jobs Added in November, While Unemployment Rises to 4.6 Percent
The delayed jobs report shows employment gains topped economists’ expectations.
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