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Former First Lady Michelle Obama has opened up about a very personal chapter in her parenting journey: spanking.

Caffeine addicts evidently not thrilled to see cafes become walk-in vending machines

Starbucks, smarting from disappointing second-quarter earnings, says that trying to replace staff with machines was a mistake.…

Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley looked emotional as they prepared to part ways at Nashville International Airport on Monday amid their whirlwind romance.

NIST: Clocks on Earth are ticking a bit more regularly thanks to NIST-F4, a new atomic clock at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) campus in Boulder, Colorado. This month, NIST researchers published a journal article establishing NIST-F4 as one of the world's most accurate timekeepers. NIST has also submitted the clock for acceptance as a primary frequency standard by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures (BIPM), the body that oversees the world's time. NIST-F4 measures an unchanging frequency in the heart of cesium atoms, the internationally agreed-upon basis for defining the second since 1967. The clock is based on a "fountain" design that represents the gold standard of accuracy in timekeeping. NIST-F4 ticks at such a steady rate that if it had started running 100 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed, it would be off by less than a second today. By joining a small group of similarly elite time pieces run by just 10 countries around the world, NIST-F4 makes the foundation of global time more stable and secure. At the same time, it is helping to steer the clocks NIST uses to keep official U.S. time. Distributed via radio and the internet, official U.S. time is critical for telecommunications and transportation systems, financial trading platforms, data center operations and more.

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There are still five long weekends to enjoy this year

The star who appeared on an episode of Channel 4's Amazing Spaces appeared at Oxford Magistrates' Court charged with one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault.

Researchers have discovered a new state of consciousness that anyone can tap into, shedding new light on the expansive power of the human brain.

While they've had mega hits throughout the years, including Sweet Emotion, Dream On, and Walk This Way, the group's name has long left many fans stumped.

Former Space Shuttle boss's blog booted from Trump-era agency website

NASA has excised former Space Shuttle manager Wayne Hale's blog from its website in a reminder that nothing is forever.…

Cybersecurity is national security, says Jen Easterly

RSAC  America's top cyber-defense agency is "being undermined" by personnel and budget cuts under the Trump administration, some of which are being driven by an expectation of perfect loyalty to the President rather than the nation.…

Six-year-old Ava was struggling to breathe and did not respond to initial treatments

Walton Goggins' dramatic dental makeover is under renewed scrutiny - and this time, it's tangled up in the fallout from a rumored behind-the-scenes feud with his White Lotus co-star Aimee Lou Wood.

A hedge fund manager, who previously joined a chorus of analysts correctly warning about the 2008 great recession, is speaking out again.

Feds say $970K scheme defrauded 13+ companies

A Maryland man has pleaded guilty to fraud after landing a job with a contractor working on US government software, and then outsourcing the work to a self-described North Korean developer in China.…

Previous iterations of the deal during negotiations had said that it would include Ukrainian natural gas infrastructure, which is one of Ukraine's most valuable assets

Nearby villages could be merged together into a large town by numerous developments building homes in the area

Did we says offshore? We meant, er, hardcore. Amirite, DOGE bros?

Comment  IBM – a company understood to employ at least one-third of its global workforce in India and Bangladesh – is pledging to spend $150 billion over the next half decade on making America great again.…

The cyber attack on Marks & Spencer, reported to have been carried out by a gang of teenage hackers, has sent a ripple of fear through the high street and spread dismay among investors.

The mother-of-three said that the fines will not stop her and claims they are "penalising the working class"

It's time to get to know Meghan Markle for who she truly is (the worst), to connect with her (merchandise) profoundly, and to share in those (privacy please!) moments that are now commodities.