The FAA concluded its investigation into SpaceX's Starship test, mandating 17 corrective actions before further launches, following the explosive failure of both stages during a November test flight.

MIT researchers have developed an AI model to enhance robot navigation in warehouses, enabling a smoother and faster flow of operations and potentially transforming supply chain logistics.

Harvard student Sungjoo Yoon exposed Rice Purity Test scores from the Datamatch service to highlight data security flaws. Datamatch is investigating and has secured profiles.

MIT alumni develop Pienso, an AI platform allowing non-coders to build AI models, initially aiding social content moderation and now expanding into various sectors.

The dispensing of antidepressants to young women has increased significantly since the start of the pandemic, with young men showing different trends.

Texas AG Ken Paxton defends HB 20 at the Supreme Court, a law preventing social media platforms from censoring based on viewpoint, amidst a wider debate on online speech regulation and the First Amendment.

A widespread cellular network outage affected millions in the U.S., with AT&T users most impacted. The issue was attributed to a technical error during network expansion, not a cyber attack.

Google suspends its AI system Gemini's ability to create images of people due to backlash over historically inaccurate and culturally insensitive depictions.

Seattle celebrates the reopened Dearborn Park with an event featuring music and refreshments. The renovated park offers improved accessibility and a community gathering space.

The U.S. Department of Energy is awarding SK Siltron CSS a $544 million loan to expand their Michigan semiconductor plant, expected to create jobs and advance EV technology.

MIT engineers have 3D printed solenoids, potentially transforming electronic manufacturing by enabling cost-effective, on-demand production that circumvents traditional constraints.

Alabama's Supreme Court ruled embryos as "children," causing UAB to halt IVF treatments amid legal concerns. The decision spurs potential wrongful death suits and sociopolitical debates around religious influence in policy.

AT&T reported a widespread service outage due to a coding error, not a cyberattack, affecting millions of subscribers and prompting investigations by government entities.