Meta quietly removes facial recognition code after backlash over smart glasses app Consumer groups warn the move may be temporary and are calling for stronger biometric privacy laws and enforcement
Nearly 1 in 5 young Americans turning to AI chatbots for mental health help, study finds The number seeking help online is roughly the same as the number seeking help from professionals, study cautions
GS Labs settles claims it overcharged patients and failed to deliver COVID-19 test results The company 'exploited the huge demand for testing to make large profits,' the complaint alleges
Home sales surge to the year’s fastest pace as mortgage rates climb back above 6.5 percent Against every macro headwind, the housing market staged a small rebellion in May. Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes rose 3.2 percent from April to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.17 million units, the fastest pace since December and a 3.2 percent gain from May
Stellantis recalls 1.3 million Jeeps over a fire risk that 72 owners have already experienced Power steering pump wiring can overheat and start a fire
Social Security, Medicare face earlier depletion dates and growing long‑term shortfalls, trustees warn The problem has been recognized for decades but leak of leadership delays action