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The affected vehicles had a dangerous defect which could increase the risk of severe injury in a crash. We have the full list here.

Hunter Biden also explained that, despite the heartbreaking update, his father still served as the "center" of his family.

The 'Law & Order' star explained that her iconic role was down to one person taking a chance on her. And, it worked!

A team of researchers has quietly redefined how machines monitor safety in the most hazardous workplaces—by turning unwieldy, slow-moving vision-language models into razor-sharp decision engines. Their system, MonitorVLM-v2, strips away the bloated “thinking out loud” of traditional AI and replaces it with a single-step, rule-based verdict. In real terms, that means replacing hours of human inspection—or sluggish, multi-token reasoning—with a lightning-fast prediction that classifies a scene as “safe,” “warning,” or “violation” in a single token. The result isn't just faster software; it's a fundamental rethinking of how AI should behave in environments where a second's delay can mean injury, equipment damage, or environmental harm.

Reese Witherspoon confirmed that her father had been rushed to hospital in a post on social media. She thanked her fans for their concern.

The country music legend was known as the "Whittlin' Fiddler". Fans posted tributes to her, with one calling her a "treasure to country music."

Bunnie Xo told people who are paying a lot of attention to her and her finances to "stop putting so much pressure on your girl."

The music legend is known for cancelling a lot of the shows he's set to headline. An email was sent to ticketholders.

The reality star received some pretty bad criticism online for her bathroom act, with one person describing her habits as "nasty."

A team of researchers has quietly built a system that lets optical microscopes “speak” the language of particles and fibers without human annotation, a breakthrough that quietly redefines how microscopic evidence is read, stored, and acted upon. The work, published under the unassuming title Artificial Intelligence for the Characterization of Particles and Fibers by Optical Microscopy, comes from Northwestern University and the Art Institute of Chicago and offers a practical answer to a question every forensic lab, customs inspector, and military materials lab has asked: how do we turn the fleeting shapes and hues of a microscopic image into a searchable, shareable, and legally defensible fact?