The Justice Department has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple, accusing it of monopolizing smartphone markets by hindering competitors and innovation.

Reddit's IPO on the NYSE saw shares soar 38% above the set price, valuing the company at $8.87 billion, despite initial expectations of a $6.4 billion valuation at IPO.

Apple is sued by the U.S. Justice Department and 16 states for alleged antitrust violations in the smartphone market, based on monopolization accusations.

The White House has allocated $8.5 billion to Intel under the CHIPS Act to strengthen the U.S. semiconductor industry, impacting Intel's operations in Chandler, Arizona.

Professor Tom Stoffregen from the University of Minnesota discusses motion sickness causes and management, emphasizing the role of physical differences in susceptibility.

Surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital performed the first successful transplant of a genetically-edited pig kidney into a human, potentially easing organ shortages.

Blaine homeowners must have backflow preventers tested annually by a qualified technician to prevent contamination of the city’s water supply, with noncompliance risking legal consequences.

The Taylor Police Department in Michigan has introduced a robot dog to assist in policing, aiming to improve officer safety and de-escalate situations.

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch carrying 22 Starlink satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base was visible across Southern California, leaving a vivid trail in the sky.

This article emphasizes the need for anti-obesity treatments to focus on fat loss without sacrificing muscle mass, as highlighted by Dr. Fatima Cody Stanford from Harvard Medical School.

Jama Software has been acquired by Francisco Partners for $1.2 billion, equalling Portland's largest tech deal. CEO Marc Osofsky remains and will reinvest in the company.

Long Beach has launched an Electric Bicycle Lending Library, offering residents a chance to borrow an E-bike for three months for free to promote sustainable transport.

Scientists at MIT and the University of Helsinki found a protein in human sweat that may protect against Lyme disease, with variances influencing susceptibility. This discovery could lead to new preventive measures or treatments for the disease.