Paying an antidumping-duty cash deposit when goods enter the United States does not always settle the final duty. The U.S. uses a retrospective AD/CVD system
Flock markets its roadside license-plate readers as cellular devices, but researchers are now detecting repeated Wi-Fi probe requests from deployed cameras. The traffic does not
A trained narcotics dog can help create probable cause to search a vehicle, yet the public often has no practical way to see how frequently
A federal judge suppressed evidence after police searched a month of license-plate-reader history without a warrant. The ruling is significant, but it does not ban
Saying White people can benefit from systemic racism does not mean every White person is wealthy, comfortable, racist, or rewarded every day. The strongest evidence-based
A new *Nature* study suggests sugar can amplify the gut-microbiome disruption caused by broad-spectrum antibiotics. The evidence is stronger than a simple observational headline, but
Elastocaloric cooling can refrigerate by repeatedly stressing and relaxing shape-memory alloys such as nickel-titanium. Recent prototypes have reached sub-zero temperatures, kilowatt-scale cooling power and dramatically
A viral AI conversation claims the government designed the internet from the beginning so Americans would voluntarily build their own surveillance system. The origin story
Bezalel Smotrich says Israel should “do in the West Bank what we did in Gaza.” Read alone, that could mean intensified counterterrorism. Read alongside his
A new 959-person RECOVER-VITAL trial joins two earlier randomized studies finding no overall benefit from 15- or 25-day Paxlovid courses for established Long COVID. But
