The Safety App That Knows About Emergencies Before Police Even Respond
Real-Time Alerts, Live Video, and a Growing Global Footprint What if you could know about a crime, fire, or emergency unfolding in your neighborhood before it ever hits the local news — or before first responders even arrive on scene? That’s the core promise of…
License Plate Giant Flock Safety Tightens Rules After Officers Used It to Stalk Women
A Crime-Fighting Tool Turned Surveillance Weapon Flock Safety’s nationwide network of automated license plate reader cameras — mounted along public roads — captures images of passing vehicles’ plates, colors, and other characteristics to feed into a searchable database that police departments contract with the company…
New Pancreatic Cancer Drug Doubles Survival Time and Is Now Available in Utah
A Breakthrough Decades in the Making Oncologists are calling daraxonrasib a breakthrough in the treatment of pancreatic cancer — one of the deadliest, most difficult-to-treat cancers, with one of the lowest survival rates of all cancers. For patients and families who have long faced grim…
Two Rare Sky Events Collide Today in a Once-in-a-Century Celestial Show
A Day Unlike Any Other for Skywatchers Wednesday, August 12, 2026, is already being called the busiest 24 hours in skywatching history for this century. It is the first time a total solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower peak have coincided in the 21st…
USA Swimming’s New CFO Arrested for Alleged Embezzlement at University of Colorado
A Troubling Arrest Rocks USA Swimming’s Leadership USA Swimming placed its chief financial officer, Cory Hilliard, on leave Monday after learning of his arrest on charges of theft and embezzlement at his previous job as an administrator in the University of Colorado athletic department. The…
Asian Chip Stocks Tumble Hard But Analysts Say AI Boom Is Still Intact
A Sharp Selloff Ripples Across Asia’s Tech Markets Asian technology stocks fell on Thursday, tracking U.S. peers that pulled back in overnight trading, underscoring the heightened volatility in tech names globally. The selloff was swift and broad, sweeping from Seoul to Tokyo to Taipei and…
What Dietitians Really Think About Eating a Banana Every Day
The Humble Banana Gets a Nutritional Checkup It’s one of the most grabbed items in any grocery store — portable, affordable, and naturally sweet. But is eating a banana every single day actually good for you? Registered dietitians say the answer is largely yes, with…
The Safety App Reshaping How Millions of People Respond to Danger
Real-Time Alerts Before the News Breaks Most people find out about a nearby emergency the same way they always have — a neighbor’s text, a distant siren, or a breaking news alert that arrives long after the fact. The Citizen app is built on the…
Michigan Voters Decide the Most Expensive Democratic Senate Primary in US History
A Historic Primary Fueled by a Flood of Outside Money Michigan’s U.S. Senate race is expected to be among the most competitive of the 2026 midterms, and the outcome of the August 4 Democratic primary between Representative Haley Stevens and progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed could…
The Galaxy’s Most Common Planet Is One Our Solar System Somehow Never Made
A Universe Full of Worlds We’ve Never Seen Up Close Thirty years ago, we knew of not a single confirmed planet orbiting another star. Not one. Today, that tally has surpassed 6,000 — and it keeps climbing week by week. That alone would be a…
