Scientists can now “decode” people’s thoughts without even touching their heads, The Scientist reported (opens in new tab) . Past mind-reading techniques relied on implanting electrodes deep in peoples’ brains. The new method, described in a report posted Sept. 29 to the preprint database bioRxiv, instead relies on a noninvasive brain scanning technique (opens in
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Roughly 50 state workers who lost their jobs last year over Gov. Charlie Bakers COVID-19 vaccine mandate have been offered the opportunity to return to their posts, a state official told MassLive Tuesday evening. The disclosure comes hours after the Baker administration had confirmed a small number of positions could be recouped after a wave
US aerospace and defence group Raytheon Technologies received a third-quarter revenue boost from the recovering commercial air travel industry, but its missiles unit took a hit from continued supply chain constraints. Raytheon’s third-quarter revenue reached $17bn, up 5 per cent over the same period last year, slightly missing analyst estimates of $17.2bn. The top line
More assaults in NYC subway Stabbing, pushing, punching, shooting. Commuters in the New York City subway are dealing with a disconcerting spate violence. The mayor and the governor keep promising action but many riders and officials are skeptical about the promises. NEW YORK – Inside the 149th Street-Grand Concourse subway station in the Bronx, riders are leaning
8 PostsSort BySort by NewestSort by OldestBack to Top incoming update…Amazon Signs On New Payment OptionSymbolPriceChange%Change AMZN$120.210.390.33PYPL$88.114.795.74 Amazon has signed on Venmo as a new option for shoppers. Here are the details: LIFESTYLE Amazon shoppers can use Venmo for first time ahead of holiday shoppingAmazon shoppers will be able to purchase products online and through
Seven New Jersey universities ranked among the top in the world for academic research and reputation, according to figures released by U.S. News & World Report on Tuesday. In its rankings of 2,000 universities from 90 countries, 280 were in the United States, and seven were in New Jersey. Princeton ranked 16th, Rutgers-New Brunswick ranked
A federal jury last week sided with the city and police in a $10 million lawsuit over the 2015 death of a Vineland man who was tackled by officers and bitten by a police dog. Phillip White died in police custody in March 2015 after officers responded to a call of a man acting erratically.
NEW YORK (AP) While many Republican candidates started this election year attacking Democrats over inflation, New Yorks Lee Zeldin had a different focus: crime. The GOP candidate for governor has spent much of the year railing against a streak of shootings and other violent crimes, including a series of unprovoked attacks on New York City
The political and legal battle over President Bidens student loan forgiveness plan has hit its biggest roadblock yet with a temporary legal hold on the program leaving borrowers in further limbo. It has also opened up the potential for more opposition by Republicans, but the White House is vowing to fight back after a federal
On CNBCs "Mad Money Lightning Round," Jim Cramer said he cant recommend Icahn Enterprises L.P. IEP as he doesnt "know whats in that fund." Cramer recommended not buying Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc ARE as its "not good enough." According to Benzinga data, most analysts disagree, with a consensus Buy rating on ARE. Also Read:Is
FOXBOROUGH Now what? After a game that washed away all of the positive energy the Patriots created the last three weeks, the New England players looked stunned in the postgame and find themselves heading into a surprisingly important game against an unexpectedly good Jets game with little to build off of. The outside narrative heading
Rishi Sunak will become Britain’s youngest prime minister in modern times and the country’s first non-white leader after Conservative MPs overwhelmingly backed him to succeed Liz Truss. The former chancellor’s path to office was cleared on Sunday when ex-prime minister Boris Johnson abandoned his hopes of a comeback. Johnson had secured the public backing of
October 2022 has yet to prove itself as analysts predict wild Bitcoin price volatility for November. 2989 Total views 32 Total shares Listen to article 0:00 Markets News Bitcoin (BTC) starts the last week of Uptober in a firmly average mood as the trading range to end all trading ranges continues to stick. After a
Apple Inc AAPL is selling a $330 lock on its website, which lets a user unlock their front door with just a tap from their iPhone or smartwatch. What Happened: The "Level Lock+" with "Home Key" support is available from Apple for $329.95. The Tim Cook-led company says, with the lock accessory, users can "even
The housing market is cooling. Interest rates have risen 4 percentage points since August 2021 when they were 2.7%. Inflation is at about 8.3%, making everything from groceries to gasoline more expensive. And home prices have risen 28% in the past two years, not counting gains so far in 2022. All of these things are
close video FOX Business Flash top headlines for October 21 Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com More than half of working U.S. adults feel as though they are behind on retirement savings, underscoring the hardships of the inflated economy, according to a recent report from Bankrate. Of these adults over a third say they feel
This is an opinion editorial by Kudzai Kutukwa, a passionate financial inclusion advocate who was recognized by Fast Company magazine as one of South Africa’s top-20 young entrepreneurs under 30. There is a battle going on in the world today that is largely hidden from the general public’s view. This is not a battle between
TeslaInc TSLA shares are trading lower Monday morning after the Elon Musk-led company cut the prices of two of its vehicle models in China. Tesla has lowered thestarting prices for its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in China. TheModel3 sedan was reduced to 265,900yuan ($36,612) from 279,900 yuan. The Model Y SUVnow costs 288,900
Electrical discharges given off by the leaves of plants during a thunderstorm can significantly alter the surrounding air quality. (Image credit: Shutterstocks) (opens in new tab) When lightning flashes above, plants on the ground may respond in kind. Scientists have long been aware that plants and trees can emit small, visible electric discharges from the
Scholars may have just discovered a fragment of the world’s oldest complete star map. The map segment, which was found beneath the text on a sheet of medieval parchment, is thought to be a copy of the long-lost star catalog of the second century B.C. Greek astronomer Hipparchus, who made the earliest known attempt to