Brussels’ Affordable Housing Act would take short-let curbs out of the Services Directive, giving cities a safer path to restrict Airbnb-style rentals in.
Penn researchers trained cancer AI on pathologists' unused search logs, hitting 100% recall on Stanford slides while leaving extra flags for those same doctors.
The NBA says the Kawhi Leonard trade is ready, but the only remaining Clippers governor is a 1 percent owner tied to Aspiration.
Julie Hanway Molina pleaded not guilty after a $131,523.54 mortgage wire and IRS filings that still showed The Wolverine Football Club in surplus.
NASA’s Starling swarm fixed its orbit without GPS and rewrote more than 200 catalog tracks in three days, using other satellites as landmarks.
Atlanta named Tua Tagovailoa starter on Monday, then an oblique injury handed Cooper Rush the sixth different Week 1 job in six seasons.
Cable-tied on Qatar Airways VA7, two men reached Doha, not an Australian court, after an alleged inflight gun threat.
Eli Drinkwitz blasted Kansas’s Civil War hype tape after Missouri’s 38-21 win, then used bleeding language on a series that does not resume until 2031.
Netflix canceled Ransom Canyon after a 43% drop cheaper hits survived, as Minka Kelly said goodbye and New Mexico lost a 700-person shoot.
CDC closed a 12,883-case cyclospora outbreak tied to Mexican iceberg lettuce, but the FDA still has not found how the parasite contaminated the crop.