Electrical Device in Brain Might Help with Depression
Deep brain stimulation, or DBS, is an experimental treatment that involves having an electrical device placed in the brain.
Report Estimates 1 Billion People Worldwide Are Obese
A new study estimates more than 1 billion people worldwide are currently living with obesity.
Vietnamese Woman Accused of $12.5 Billion Fraud
A major property investor in Vietnam, Truong My Lan, is on trial over an accusation of fraud amounting to $12.5 billion.
Why Is Elon Musk Bringing Legal Action Against OpenAI?
Business leader Elon Musk is bringing a legal case against artificial intelligence (AI) company OpenAI and its chief Sam Altman.
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US Army Announces New Structure, Reduced Positions
The U.S. Army recently announced new structuring plans for its forces.
Poland’s Traditional Dance Honored by UNESCO
The polonaise is a traditional Polish dance that was once banned in the country. Now, the United Nations is honoring the dance.
Experts Say Productivity Increases Might Explain US Economy’s Strength
The productivity increase represents a change from the years before the COVID-19 pandemic years.
What Would Happen without Leap Day?
February 29 is known as “leap day.” But what is behind this rare extra day on the calendar?
US Approves Asthma Drug to Treat Food Allergies
The U.S. food and drug agency has approved a medication already used to treat the breathing condition asthma to treat people for food allergies.
US State Court Rules Embryos Can Be Considered Children
The Supreme Court of Alabama has ruled that frozen embryos can be considered children under state law.