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VeChain is developing its ecosystem based on real-life blockchain applications as the market switches to products that have defined utility. In a recent update, the project framed ...

The new AirTag adds a more powerful Ultra Wideband chip, a much louder speaker, and for the first time, support for Precision ...

The environment is the sector in which Italy is most frequently criticized by Brussels, but infringements also concern the ...

Cosmetic surgeons have turned to using a “fat filler” harvested from dead people in order to give patients new breasts, sexier buttocks and other body contouring tweaks, according to reporting by ...

WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY)– Entering the new year, everyone wants to be financially smart. UNCW Economist Professor has a great way to get the start at financial success, paper over plastic. Spending money ...

California shoppers will have one less decision to make at the checkout counter as of Jan. 1, as the state enacts a ban on all single-use plastic bags at the point of sale. The new policy closes a ...

The father of a teenage girl who deputies say was kidnapped on Christmas Day found her using his phone’s parental controls, according to authorities in Texas. A 15-year-old girl was reported kidnapped ...

Texas sheriff's deputies credit a quick-thinking father and phone-tracking technology with saving a teenager from a violent kidnapping on Christmas. On the afternoon of Dec. 25, a 15-year-old girl ...

Understand how blockchain supply chain solutions and ethical sourcing tech create verifiable, traceable goods, helping brands improve transparency, meet regulations, and strengthen sustainability ...

A pricey new product, alloClae, which sources fat from dead people, has recently hit the market. Getting the product injected doesn't require any downtime, making it popular with corporate types.

Microplastics can leach into food through various mechanisms, so what about the microwave? I asked a professor of public health and a toxicologist about the risks and how to nuke safely in 2025.