Police arrested the worker and the man she tried to free.

The officer was "heading for duty" Wednesday night when his "weapon discharged and he accidentally shot himself in the testicles" in the station's parking lot, records show.

A loose chicken gave new meaning to “free range,” scoring a gratis subway ride to Coney Island on the N train Thursday morning after it was discovered fouling a subway car in storage.

Grok, the AI chatbot developed by Elon Musk's xAI, keeps declaring that he's a peak physical specimen and one of the most brilliant minds in history.

Kristen Bell, Malcolm McDowell, and more stars had 'no knowledge' that their voices would be used in a Fox News podcast about Jesus until this week, as they recorded audio for a separate project 15 years ago.

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has made a dramatic about-face in the agency's position on the relationship between vaccines and autism. The CDC's website now says a link between vaccines and autism cannot be ruled out. That's a reversal from the CDC's longstanding stance that there is no link. The change comes even though a connection between vaccines and autism has long been debunked by a large body of high-quality research. But Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has long promoted the discredited claim. Brainworm.

Exclusive: Courts minister says change needed to stop criminals opting for juries to delay cases, sometimes by years, and clear huge backlog

Techie wired cryptominers into Nordex's network while company reeled from cyberattack

Federal prosecutors on Thursday abruptly moved to dismiss all charges against a woman shot by a Border Patrol agent after she allegedly rammed his vehicle in Brighton Park last month

Vienna researchers retrieved all WhatsApp numbers. The 3.5 billion profiles represent the largest data leak in history—and it's worse than you might think.

An Ocean City woman is charged with lying about a violent attack at the Nature Reserve in Egg Harbor Township this summer. Natalie Greene, 26, was found lying in a wooded area just off the trail with her hands and feet bound by zip ties, her shirt pulled over her head and lacerations on her face, neck, upper chest and shoulder. She and an unnamed co-conspirator from Ventnor told police that they were attacked by three men while walking the trail at the reserve on Zion Road. They called Greene by name and referenced her employment. "They were talking about politics," the unnamed co-conspirator told police in a 911 call. "She works for [Federal Official 1]. They were like calling her like racist, calling her a whore ..." While the complaint does not name Greene's then-employer, BreakingAC has confirmed it was Congressman Jeff Van Drew, where she was listed as a constituent advocate director.

It’s the year of Linux on my desktop.

Congress’ last attempt to pause state AI regulations failed.

The indictment alleges Sgt. Atickul Islam claimed to be the New York field office director for ICE when he contacted the victim on March 29.

Move comes after French scientists issued urgent appeal to prevent La Pascaline from leaving the country

A suspicious pitch from a freelancer led editor Nicholas Hune-Brown to dig into their past work. By the end, four publications, including The Guardian and Dwell, had removed articles from their sites.

Months after fighting to keep secret emails between Gov. Greg Abbott and Elon Musk, Texas officials released 1,400 pages of records. But they reveal little about the two men’s relationship or Musk’s influence over state government.

Video captures a lone female pulling crab traps out of the water, but does it count as tool use?In 2023, Haíɫzaqv Nation guardians—members of an Indigenous stewardship program that works to monitor and protect their territory—noticed something peculiar on the Central Coast of British Columbia. Their crab traps, some of which were submerged in deep water, showed signs of repeated damage. Soon after, footage from a remote camera captured a female wolf emerging from the water with a buoy in her mouth, expertly pulling the attached line to retrieve the trap. She then ate the tasty bait inside. The unexpected discovery could potentially represent the first known example of tool use in wild wolves, scientists report today in Ecology and Evolution. “The behavior is really impressive,” says Bradley Smith, a comparative psychologist at Central Queensland University who has documented tool use in captive dingoes. The new study documents a type of cognitive sophistication “that we often reserve for primates, elephants, and crows,” he says. Whether it counts as tool use, however, ultimately depends on how that term is defined.

Private equity-owned Black Bear Sports Group is buying up youth hockey — and icing out parents who want to record their kids’ games.