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District Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton introduced a bill on Monday that would allow people who are 70 years of age or older to opt out of jury duty at the D.C. Superior Court.

Hyderabad Comic Con 2024 made a triumphant return after a three-year hiatus. The event featured panels with Marvel and DC comic colourist Rico Renzi, and the presence of actor Varun Tej and director Shakti Pratap Singh. The vibrant cosplay community showcased elaborate costumes, and the event concluded with the Comic Con Cosplay Competition. The festival attracted enthusiastic fans and showcased a stellar lineup of publishing houses and Indian artists.

Science 37 rode the trends of Covid-19 technologies and SPAC mergers to a more than $1 billion valuation. But revenue for the decentralized clinical trials software firm stopped growing, and it’s now going private valued at just $38 million.

Another random carjacking turned deadly in the District. 

The 2012 batch officer Surabhi Malik, whose services have been placed before the department of new and renewable energy sources to be posted as chief executive officer of the Punjab energy development agency (PEDA) against a vacant post

Proven to offer cost-effective solutions, Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) can ease operational burdens for efficiency and enhance the relationship between patients and caregivers, enabling a more human-focused experience for all.

Even just a year ago, we couldn’t fathom a cure for cancer. Now, we can. Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the healthcare industry, with its ability to process and analyze vast amounts of data. Cancer treatment is one area that could benefit significantly from AI, as it can aid in early detection, precise diagnosis, and personalized treatment plans. With the rise of AI technologies, we could see significant advancements in cancer treatment, making it more efficient and pote...

Shenzhen-based OnePlus on Monday brought back six smartphone models to the world’s fourth-largest economy.

An alleged gunman who stole a Chrysler 200 after shooting and killing the owner at the onset of what became a violent string of armed carjackings across D.C. and Maryland was fatally shot by police Tuesday morning in Prince George’s County, authorities said.

A preview of ViVE 2024 offers a sneak peek at the agenda and how the Payer and Provider Connect meeting platform initiatives have been revamped to maximize the quantity and quality of meeting for healthcare executives.