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The National Institutes of Health edited a section of its website explaining gain-of-function research this month as scrutiny over the research the NIH funded in Wuhan, China intensified.The original page,

The UK State's love affair with tech-enabled surveillance knows no bounds.

To celebrate the anniversaries of the Internet Archive and the Wayback Machine, let's take a trip back to PCMag's past.

Google’s Pixel 6 event is on Tuesday, October 19th, but even though the company has already announced its phone, there are still several unknowns. Google could announce specs for its cameras, new software features like Magic Eraser, and a new subscription bundle.

(Chuck Muth) – Let’s avoid the Christmas rush and get right to it… After months – years, actually – of internal turmoil between the Nevada Republican Party and the GOP’s two largest county party organizations, Clark and Washoe, members of the Nevada Republican Central Committee (NRCC) met in Winnemucca on Saturday and settled the family’s business. […]

Mark Olligs Bits & Bytes column

Valve has published an update to its rules saying that games that use blockchain tech or let users trade NFTs aren’t allowed on the Steam store. NFT games in particular have been controversial recently.

It “appears to be another attempt by terror-backed anti-Semitic groups operating under the BDS banner to undermine the only free and inclusive country in the Middle East,” Marc Greendorfer, founder of the Zachor Legal Institute, told JNS.

Capitol riot investigators subpoenaed a former Trump Justice Department official involved in questioning the results of the 2020 election.

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