This Q&A contains spoilers about “Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy,” streaming now on Peacock. When Renée Zellweger was ...

Many new tours are coming to Los Angeles, including Nine Inch Nails, Jennie, Cleo Soul, Simple Minds, Corinne Bailey Rae, Hermanos Gutiérrez, Lord Huron, and many more. Check out all the concerts ...

What’s new is that scientists have recalculated just how much water is there — some 21 trillion gallons — as part of a study published last week in the journal Proceedings of the National Ac ...

Mayor Bill Mutz directed city staff to schedule a public hearing on whether the city should continue to add supplemental ... It would just need to direct the city's Water Department to stop.

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A new study published in BMJ Global Health suggests that drinking tap water might be "healthier" than bottled water. The authors note that "misunderstandings about the safety and potential risks ...

At press time, Cleo’s Lexicom, VLTransfer and Harmony contain a bug it disclosed in October 2024 Threat actors were first observed to be exploiting it in December 2024 Ransomware group Clop has ...

Clop claims it will add more victim organizations to its dark web leak site on January 21. It’s not yet known how many companies have been targeted, and Cleo — which itself has been listed as ...

The criminal gang Cl0p has allegedly stolen data from many companies through a security vulnerability in the Cleo transfer software. The criminal online gang Cl0p has allegedly struck again ...

Oxitec Australia’s first solution will be a “just-add-water” product using the Friendly™ Aedes aegypti mosquito technology. This innovative product allows for the production of Friendly™ non-biting ...

There’s a personal finance chatbot for that. Multiple, actually. Both Cleo AI and Bright encourage users to connect their bank account to the app through a third-party service called Plaid.

In 1945, the Michigan city of Grand Rapids became the first to add fluoride to its water supply in a controlled manner, kicking off what was in effect a large-scale public health experiment.