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Amazon's Zoox recalls self-driving vehicles amid emergency response issues

Al Jazeera

Amazon's Zoox recalls self-driving vehicles amid emergency response issues The Amazon subsidiary company Zoox has said that it will recall its fleet of 105 autonomous vehicles in the United States. The technology company announced the recall on Friday due to mounting concerns that the vehicles may not detect heavy smoke and could impede emergency personnel. Zoox said on Friday that on June 20 an unoccupied Zoox autonomous vehicle encountered heavy smoke that obscured an active emergency fire scene. The Zoox vehicle entered the scene, then braked hard while attempting to steer away, before coming to a stop. The Zoox vehicle, under teleguidance, reversed, after which first responders placed traffic cones at the scene, blocking two of the three lanes.


New bank scam laws could stop suspicious payments

FOX News

This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Quotes displayed in real-time or delayed by at least 15 minutes. Market data provided by Factset . Powered and implemented by FactSet Digital Solutions . Mutual Fund and ETF data provided by LSEG . Fox News AI Newsletter: IBM's AI warning sends'shockwave' Would you trust a tiny dental robot? Tesla helped save a driver; is your car ready? So why is your device showing ads? Would you pay $8,000 for a robot to fold laundry? Medical identity theft follows you into the doctor's office Energy secretary criticizes New York's data center ban amid AI race Trump says the late Sen Lindsey Graham's heart condition was'almost undetectable' Freedom of navigation is a'fundamental tenet' of the modern world: Ex-Naval CENTCOM commander Andrew Yang details support for Trump Accounts as program's rollout begins Fmr UN ambassador warns of Iranian drone weapons in Cuba, says strikes on US'highly possible' Uber CEO: This is about making'everyday life' better'Gutfeld!':


Fox News AI Newsletter: IBM's AI warning sends 'shockwave'

FOX News

IBM shares dropped steeply amid AI spending concerns, while Jamie Dimon urges calm over artificial intelligence's impact on jobs and the workforce.


What Urologists Think of the Military's New Testosterone Testing Policy

TIME - Tech

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Why Trump Is Calling For These Major TV Networks to Lose Their Licenses

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Cancer-linked chemicals pumped into US neighborhoods by Elon Musk's 'illegal' data center, lawsuit claims

Daily Mail - Science & tech

Iran issues grim new order to citizens after US strikes'hit power plants' as conflict spirals Air passenger'invokes Sharia law' to avoid sitting next to a woman - before slapping stewardess who confronted him on flight from Turkey JFK Jr and Carolyn Bessette's REAL dying moments revealed in horrifying minute-by-minute detail: Her passenger seat terror... the graveyard spiral... violent moment of impact... and his last five words My husband seemed the perfect family man. But for years he was drugging me, raping me and filming it. Meghan would have felt'humiliated' as rows overshadowed UK trip, her friends tell People magazine What Ritalin really does to you: I took the ADHD drug for years but these were the terrifying and hidden side-effects that made me ditch the tablets. He was handsome, charming and so rich... but my extreme age-gap romance went nightmarishly wrong when I learned what he was REALLY into behind closed doors Experts reveal what ONE day of breathing America's toxic wildfire smoke does to your body as millions in 16 states are told to stay indoors Is George Clooney selling his $100M Lake Como party pad? Legendary holiday home has hosted the Obamas, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and Emily Blunt's wedding The'Taylor Swift problem' hanging over the wedding of her'one that got away' ex Matty Healy, revealed by DOLLY BUSBY: 'He really did love her.


When ICE Kills, We Cannot Look Away

TIME - Tech

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Conspiracy Theorists Think Trump's Speech Paves the Path to the Insurrection Act

WIRED

Conspiracy Theorists Think Trump's Speech Paves the Path to the Insurrection Act Election deniers have spent years promoting the idea that the 2020 election was stolen. They believe Donald Trump's speech finally proves them right. President Donald Trump's much-hyped speech promising huge revelations about interference in the 2020 election failed to deliver. On Thursday night, the president made sweeping claims about interference by China and cover-ups by the " deep state," and repeated debunked claims about noncitizens voting . He pointed to a document drop on the White House website as proof, though the files didn't contain evidence to back up his assertions.


A new piece of Democrats' midterm strategy: Being 'practical'

Los Angeles Times

Things to Do in L.A. Tap to enable a layout that focuses on the article. The Democrats have made affordability and the economy their defining midterm messaging, playing off elevated inflation and prices for groceries. This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here . See more from the L.A. Times in Google Search.


The Group Behind '2000 Mules' Is Back With Another Election Conspiracy Film

WIRED

True the Vote is working with a Detroit pastor to produce a new documentary called, based on claims that have already been thrown out in court. True the Vote, the election denial group responsible for the debunked film that falsely alleged election fraud in the 2020 election, is preparing to release a new movie. As President Donald Trump continues to threaten the midterms, the new film is set to relitigate the 2020 election, making allegations about systemic election fraud in Black communities--allegations that have already been dismissed by multiple courts. True the Vote appears to be working with Lorenzo Sewell, a pastor from Detroit who spoke at Trump's inauguration last year . Sewell told WIRED the documentary, which he has not seen yet, is called --"because people are trapped"--and will be released "in the next month or so."