The commercial lunar lander Odysseus, or 'Odie', did not survive the extreme conditions of the moon's surface after its historic landing, Intuitive Machines confirms.

A Harvard study found no link between the antiseizure drug topiramate taken during pregnancy and autism in children but confirmed its association with oral clefts.

The FDA proposes a ban on electrical stimulation devices (ESDs) used to curb harmful behaviors in the disabled, citing substantial risks. Only one facility is known to use ESDs currently.

MIT engineers have developed a system enabling household robots to adapt to errors mid-task, using large language models for better autonomy and efficiency.

A Harvard Law School panel discussed psychedelics' role in addiction treatment, with recovery coach Mark Guckel and others urging caution and calling for research amid legal challenges.

MIT and Mayo Clinic researchers identify cellular and molecular similarities between ALS and FTLD, suggesting potential for shared treatment strategies.

Burnsville Police may add drones to enhance safety and are discussing this at a council meeting. Public input is encouraged through various channels by April 2, 5:30 p.m. before the meeting.

St. Paul's new tech entrepreneurs emerge from a successful fellowship program that provides education, insights, and networking opportunities for innovation in the tech industry.

Research by professors Andrew Brodsky and Hayley Blunden indicates that impressions made in virtual meetings have significant long-term impact on perceptions of intelligence and leadership.

Tennessee has joined a coalition of states and the Department of Justice in a lawsuit against Apple, alleging monopolistic practices that harm competition and consumers.

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.