Moderate drinking was once thought to have benefits for the heart. But better research methods have thrown cold water on that idea. A growing number of public health experts say if you choose to drink alcohol, you should drink as little as possible. (AP Video: Laura Bargfeld)
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PPSSPP, an app that's capable of emulating PSP games, has joined the growing number of retro game emulators on the iOS App Store.
Despite the current outbreak of bird flu among dairy cattle, sales of raw milk continue to rise — and experts say there are no benefits that outweigh the risks of illness from untreated dairy.
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The Chargers once again pulled no punches with their schedule release video.
ESPN's Joe Tessitore described the incident as an “absolute clown show garbage amateur hour."
The retired football star said that some of the jokes at the roast didn't land with "the people that I care about the most in the world" — his kids.
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BYD Shark plug-in hybrid pickup truck revealed for Mexico with more than 400 horsepower and nearly 30 kWh of battery capacity.
The announcement marked a big increase from the 5 million users the company disclosed one year ago.
Ludvig Åberg, who finished in second at the Masters last month, will be playing with a knee brace this week at Valhalla.
If 'za is your love language, this little gadget will make you swoon.
McIlroy called the resignation of Jimmy Dunne from the Tour board 'a huge loss for the PGA Tour.'
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A feature Google demoed at its I/O confab yesterday, using its generative AI technology to scan voice calls in real time for conversational patterns associated with financial scams, has sent a collective shiver down the spines of privacy and security experts who are warning the feature represents the thin end of the wedge. Google's demo of the call scam-detection feature, which the tech giant said would be built into a future version of its Android OS — estimated to run on some three-quarters of the world's smartphones — is powered by Gemini Nano, the smallest of its current generation of AI models meant to run entirely on-device. This is essentially client-side scanning: A nascent technology that's generated huge controversy in recent years in relation to efforts to detect child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or even grooming activity on messaging platforms.
Eight TikTok creators have sued the US government in an effort to block a law that could lead to a ban of the app.
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Richard Globensky will be sentenced in October and faces a maximum of 10 years in prison.