New technology and improved treatment protocols are leading to better outcomes for patients with prostate cancer. The controversy surrounding prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing continues, but advancements in understanding the growth of certain prostate cancers have improved patient prognoses at every stage of the disease. Prostate cancer remains one of the most common cancers among men, but the majority of patients will live for years after diagnosis...

The article focuses on Congress's considerations on artificial intelligence (AI), including its history, recent advancements like Generative AI, and potential risks. It highlights the widespread use of GenAI models like Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer (ChatGPT), prompting discussions on regulation, oversight mechanisms, and the federal government's role in supporting AI research and development.

The article underscores the urgent need for schools to fundamentally rethink their approach to technology. Amidst a backdrop of contentious debates fueled by the Covid-19 pandemic, children's experiences with technology diverge sharply from the controversies. Despite widespread digital access in schools, concerns about screen time's impact on mental health persist, highlighting the clash between the digital revolution and traditional educational...

The article discusses U.S. President Joe Biden's declining support among working-class voters and proposes seven strategies for him and his party to reverse this trend in 2024. It suggests highlighting working-class issues more prominently, as current messaging lacks emphasis on key concerns like wages, jobs, and economic policies. It underscores Democrats' failure to effectively communicate policies related to infrastructure and economy.

Neanderthals, once thought to be a brutish species, were actually intelligent and innovative. They had adaptations that allowed them to survive in cold conditions, such as tall noses for warming inhaled air. Neanderthals lived in small tribes of 10 to 30 individuals, but some studies suggest they may have gathered in larger groups. They were skilled toolmakers, using stone and bone to create a variety of implements. They may have also made clothing,...

Natural history museums are facing challenges as technology advances and discussions about repatriating stolen items arise. However, these museums hold valuable collections that provide insights into the past and present. New technologies like DNA sequencing and CT scanning allow researchers to make discoveries from old specimens that were previously impossible. Despite concerns about a decline in collecting new specimens due to stricter regulations...