Half of U.S. states don’t have enough money to cover their bills, according to a new report published by the nonprofit Chicago-based Truth in Accounting.

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Google’s video-generating AI model, called Veo 3, can now generate videos in Full HD. The company announced yesterday that it has updated the AI model to support both a higher resolution and a new ...

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Millions of men could benefit from a faster 15-minute prostate cancer scan that paves the way to a national screening programme. The new MRI scan takes half the time of the current one and costs half ...

As autumn arrives, for many of us it signals the beginning of pumpkin spice season at Starbucks. The coffee chain initially launched this seasonal beverage in selected stores back in 2003 before ...

More than 600 journalists across Reach nationals and regionals have been told their jobs are at risk as the publisher plans a net cut of 186 people in a major editorial reorganisation. The proposals ...

Pope Leo XIV told scores of young worshippers to 'make your life a masterpiece' after canonising 15-year-old London-born Carlo Acutis, making him Britain's first Gen Z saint. Acutis, who died of ...